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One last one for the lonelier or more playful Valentine’s Day people… OhMiBod turned up on .org a week or so ago, and we were intrigued. And conceptually its really pretty brilliant ~ basically its a vibrator that takes audio input and vibrates to the rhythm. For all your concert going kids, you know that feeling of standing right next to the sub? Now imagine taking that vibration you feel and concentrating it into this device… and aiming that wherever you please.
So two days before Valentine’s, this box shows up containing the OhMiBod, the pink garter, the ‘softskin sleeve’, and a t-shirt. (unboxing images below) They’ve got some nice clean branding and packaging ~ and even provide itunes’ playlists for songs that work especially well.
The multi-sensory aspect of this design certainly takes experience to a different level by so closely tying in the music. You know how your mind bridges the gap between what you may hear, see, and feel even when they may not be perfectly synced? (think of those times you’ve put a soundtrack to some video footage, and it *magically* seems to sync up “perfectly”)… i think its an interesting step in vibrator technology to start linking up these various sensory stimuli… now imagine if they worked in scent and taste too?
Quoted from: http://www.notcot.com/archives/2007/02/oh_mi_bod.html
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So two days before Valentine’s, this box shows up containing the OhMiBod, the pink garter, the ‘softskin sleeve’, and a t-shirt. (unboxing images below) They’ve got some nice clean branding and packaging ~ and even provide itunes’ playlists for songs that work especially well.
The multi-sensory aspect of this design certainly takes experience to a different level by so closely tying in the music. You know how your mind bridges the gap between what you may hear, see, and feel even when they may not be perfectly synced? (think of those times you’ve put a soundtrack to some video footage, and it *magically* seems to sync up “perfectly”)… i think its an interesting step in vibrator technology to start linking up these various sensory stimuli… now imagine if they worked in scent and taste too?
Quoted from: http://www.notcot.com/archives/2007/02/oh_mi_bod.html
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This sure is a good valentine gift.
lol