Panasonic's EU3002 computerized mattress

Here you go folks, a computerized mattress for your computer bed from none other than that Japanese consumer electronics powerhouse, Panasonic. While it's not the strangest thing to come from Japan, it ranks. To protect your nightly crash, the EU3002 delivers eight programable airbags which change in size and shape as you snooze through the different phases of sleep. The airbags around your waist and shoulders begin to inflate when it's time to awake, hopefully before you slide out the other end like a flacid burrito expulsion. And yeah, the mattress can be heated at the feet or along its entirety if that's your issue. Still, for $2,200, you'd think they could integrate a wireless remote, right? Then again, maybe that top-center graphic is a clue to the value-add. Dropping 10th October in fulfillment of all your sick inflatable fantasies.

[Via The Raw Feed]

[bert @ Sep 18th 2006 8:50AM]

why?

[marcus @ Sep 18th 2006 12:43PM]

Still, for $2,200, you'd think they could integrate a wireless remote, right?

It makes sense to have a tethered remote. A wireless remote could fall off the end table or headboard, thus requiring you to get out of bed to retrieve it.

[CharlieX @ Sep 18th 2006 1:49PM]

"flacid burrito explusion" ???

ah... blogging at its finest.

[kaius @ Sep 18th 2006 2:54PM]

does it rumble when your alarm goes off? :)

[GioNYC @ Sep 18th 2006 3:17PM]

For $2200 i can get a King Size Top of the line Sealy Mattress w/ headboard and frame. And hire a hot misus.

[mike @ Dec 21st 2007 12:21AM]

Sure, but what happens if the machinated/computerized beds decide to conk out? At least memory foam mattresses bility to mold itself to your body can provide many of the same benefits only without the remote controls needed.

Mike.
www.MemoryFoamNetwork.com