[Cew27]

here is a better link to the google toilet internet

[Mike0001]

Surprised Apple haven't already patented the idea as the iLoo or iBog or something.

[ComputerGuy]

Is it me or is anyone else getting fed up with apple having an i infront of every new product they can think of.

Cant think of anything that i have bought in a while but did waste money getting a couple of those personal organisers when I was younger! Its basically a phone book and calculator.

CG

[Mike0001]

iT iSn't just you, iT iS an iDiot iDea. Apple just like to claim they iNvented everything, the computer, windows, the MP3 player, possibly even the iNternet. iNcorrect all of them, but stick an i iN front of something and iDiots think iT iS new and exciting.

Only clever marketing could make the touch screen appear sexy!

What about the iBattery, as fitted in iPods, where i stands for iNaccessible?

[alex]

i can see the foam from your mouth Mike....

[Mike0001]

Originally Posted by alex

i can see the foam from your mouth Mike....

iFoam?

[Cattranz]

I use a BlackBerry Pearl 8100 and i keep about everything i need in it, it may sound sad but i would be lost without it

[serverguy]

This thread is cracking me up with all the i's

I like the iBattery being iNaccessible

[DreamHazard]

Originally Posted by Jimmy Hat

LG make an internet fridge freezer, microwave, washing machine and air conditioner. They are supposed to be networkable and accessable from any internet enabled PC. Why, LG, why, do you think we need networkable kitchen appliances? When you have to go up to the washing machine, say, and put the washing into it before migrating to your desk, booting up your computer and setting it from there? Why do I want to do that? Obviously I haven't bought any of them but if i did i would definitely regret it.
Oh btw if you get any learnable universal remote (especially the sony touchscreen ones) you can teach it to control anything remote controlled.

Hmm... I think we should all buy computerised devices, that way, no-one can break into your washroom and use your washing machine without a password...

Very useful, I think not...

[Mike0001]

Originally Posted by DreamHazard

Hmm... I think we should all buy computerised devices, that way, no-one can break into your washroom and use your washing machine without a password...

Very useful, I think not...

Too easy to crack! I think all devices should check the DNA of the user against a database held on a worldwide network of Windoze PCs before allowing access.

That way, to defeat the safeguards, you would have to insert your own DNA signature in the database temporarily, which would clearly be impossible as Windoze is uncrackable.