The Philips Chameleon lamp

The bar's been raised people—now that your room can (and thusly should) dynamically match your style, so should also your furniture. E-ink dyed fabric for your Knoll sofa might still be a ways off, but the Chameleon looks mighty slick even when it's not mimicing the tones you feed it. Just one of many concept devices you can find over Royal Philips way, who we'd actually really like to spin biz off and actually start making these.

P.S. +5 Magritte points awarded to Philips for that photo.

[Via PSFK]

[Fuzz @ Dec 19th 2005 1:06AM]

Sweet! Time to break out the ol' tie die shirt!

[Nikita @ Dec 19th 2005 1:06AM]

Re: +5 Magritte points

Ha! ...and its comments like these that make this blog different from others (in a good way).

Keep up good work!

[3nglish @ Dec 19th 2005 1:06AM]

Great...now all we need is people that change with the room's style...

[evo @ Dec 19th 2005 1:06AM]

At first I didn't notice that the guy is holding up his tie to a little protuberance sticking out of the lamp, which ostensibly scans the color applied to it. I was wondering just how it decided which color to change to.

[Tack @ Dec 19th 2005 1:06AM]

Wow - Now can I get it for my car? And will the government use it for camouflage.

[Russ @ Dec 19th 2005 1:06AM]

will new designs for the lamp have DRM? are they available on p2p yet?

[weber @ Dec 19th 2005 1:06AM]

Nikita is correct

[Galley @ Dec 19th 2005 1:06AM]

My ex-wife's eyes will change color from green to blue to gray, depending on what color clothes she is wearing. How weird/cool is that?

[Tallon @ Dec 19th 2005 1:06AM]

That's pretty cool. Now I want one. #2 is correct, all right. Endgadget rox! Galley, the eye changing color thing isn't that uncommon, my dad's do that, but still it's pretty weird/cool.

[Rorypyro @ Dec 19th 2005 1:06AM]

"My ex-wife's eyes will change color from green to blue to gray, depending on what color clothes she is wearing. How weird/cool is that?"

Obviously not cool enough if she's your EX wife.