Tag: t shirt
Orange Sound Charge: Eco-friendly Glastonbury garb
Each year Orange come up with a barmy, green-friendly gadget to coincide with the UK's Glastonbury music festival. For instance, last year they revealed the "Hot Stepper Power Wellies" that charged mobile phones just by using the heat from…
Brits get easier way to personalise T-shirts with CafePress UK launch
Anyone who’s been hanging around the Internet for a while will probably have come across CafePress, a US-based site that allows T-shirts and various other gift/novelty items to be personalised and shipped.
Nice idea, except for the appalling pound-to-dollar exchange rate at the moment, plus the added cost and delay of importing gear from the States.
Fear not! CafePress has launched its UK web site which should make it less of a hassle to get your designs to the UK and Europe…
Drum Kit Tshirt lets your chest rock out
This awesome shirt, from ThinkGeek blows the headphone jack t-shirt and the Wi-Fi t-shirt out of the water. It features seven drums, and an inbuilt speaker. Each drum has a different sound….
Listen to tangle-free music with the Music And Sons headphone-jack t-shirt
Gym-goers should appreciate this product, a graphic t-shirt which has an inbuilt pocket with headphone jack, where you can pop your MP3 player.
The headphones hook in at the collar, which means those 45-minute sessions (ok, 4 minute sessions, I know you too well) on the cross-trainer won’t actually half-garrote you like they currently do.
Keeping your blood supply firmly in your neck’s veins does come at a price though – $70, I’m afraid, gym-goers…
Top 5 gadgets most likely to get you stopped at Heathrow Terminal 5
A gentleman by the name of Brad Jayakody was stopped from boarding his flight at Heathrow Terminal 5 on Monday for wearing an Optimus Prime t-shirt with a cartoon gun on it. Utterly ridiculous as it is, a spokesmen from BAA explained the security policy:
“If a T-shirt had a rude word or a bomb on it for example, a passenger may be asked to remove it.”
Mr Jayakody’s had neither, and that got me thinking about what else they wouldn’t allow you on a plane with and decided to come up with the Tech Digest top five gadgets most likely to get you stopped Heathrow Terminal 5. So, here is the Tech Digest top five gadgets most likely to get you stopped at Heathrow Terminal 5…
Meat Bun, the one stop shop for all your gaming tee needs
We love a good tee here at Tech Digest, particularly if it comes from a good home, like the new Meat Bun online store. It just opened yesterday, sprung from the loins of Kotaku writer Mike McWhertor.
Good thing he knows a lot about games, because Meat Bun has a nice selection of gaming-humour tees, like the above two. Prices start…
Shiny Video Review: The Wi-fi t-shirt
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We wrote about this t-shirt eons ago, but Zara felt it was time to get ahold of one and model it for, err, review purposes. Her exact words over on Shiny Shiny are “try not to stare at my chest”, so I’ll trust you’re all not too pervy.
If you fancy one too…
Urban Tool GrooveRider – t-shirt with built-in iPod control
No, we didn’t see the back of iPod clothing in 2007, it’s still around in 2008, with the Urban Tool GrooveRider being the new year’s first contender for your cash.
Apple Timeline t-shirt – from geek to chic
A great way to show off your inner geek, as well as your devotion to Apple – the Apple Timeline t-shirt.
My geek web 2.0 social-networking t-shirt arrived!
It arrived! It arrived! My very own social-networking t-shirt from Spreadshirt was waiting on my desk this morning when I arrived at work, and as you can see, I’m a very happy bunny.
I’m as yet to tick off all the sites I belong to, as will wait until I buy a water-resistant marker, but 13 little boxes are screaming out for ticks inside them.
My only complaint…
