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iRiver’s Unit 2 – Cooler than the Interactive Mirror

Posted by Chris Leckness on Jan 11, 2008

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Maybe not cooler than the interactive mirror, but close and would be great in the same room. (the Library aka the Bathroom) I can’t see this being too useful to me within my own home since I would much rather watch my DVDs on the big screen, but it would be really cool to have one in my library. Imagine checking RSS feeds, watching TV, or checking your stocks while taking care of other business. For what its worth, this seems to be what I envisioned from one of Bill Gate’s speeches on Multimedia in the home 4-5 years ago.

Source : Engadget

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