Just when you thought every imaginable Wi-Fi device had already been invented, ThinkGeek has introduced the Wi-Fi Detector Shirt. As long as you don't mind shelling out $30 and hanging a battery pack with three AAA batteries from your inside pocket, you can wear a shirt that dynamically displays local 802.11 signal strength... wow...
Thank God some journalists are asking the tough questions: as Computerworld's Stephen Lawson reports, "Asked whether the Wi-Fi Detector Shirt will solve a critical problem for users, Gartner Inc. analyst Ken Dulaney said, 'Probably for a very few people in the world, yes...'"
"My goodness, people," writes Pocket-lint's Amy-Mae Elliott. "The future really is now. And it costs just 30 American dollars."
More here from Gizmodo ... more here from Gadget Venue ... and more here from Broadband Reports.
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