Fiber optic tablecloth: the new candlelit dinner
We highly doubt LumiGram's Luminous Fiber Optic Tablecloth was designed with power outages in mind, but why hook up a boring string of lamps or fiddle with half melted candles when you can plug this bad boy into the generator? The cloth, which has fiber optics woven throughout, cotton borders, and a Europlug mains adapter, proves most useful when the lights are dimmed, and should prove quite the centerpiece at your next get-together. The illuminating device is available in a trio of sizes, comes in a variety of color schemes, and will cost you a very unappetizing €949 ($1,270) for the privilege.
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Don't spill.
It's just clear plastic. I'm sure the light sources are safely hidden away.
It's ok, the link says it can be handwashed with soap.
I don't throw too many diner partys, but I sure could use some boxers and tube socks made outta this stuff :)
You know what's sad, there's more fiber optics cables on that tablecloth than in my whole entire area.
AKBlade13
Yeah, wow. That is sad.
I say that by now, they should have had the music and film industries subsidized and provide 12 Mbps to everyone who lives in a civilized area.
Privatizing internet distribution is like privatizing roads... only worse. Last I saw, the internet didn't make us more dependent on foreign oil by the day...
I digress. Just don't say "fiber" or "cable" around me until we've caught up with at least the Japanese broadband market, or I'm liable to get riled up ;)
Sorry for my off topic-ness. I just read an engadget article about a decorative tablecloth.
its an easy target to crack jokes about... but does anyone else think this looks pretty cool? kinda like a chandelier on your table or something
This product is just a chunk of luminex fabric http://www.luminex.it/
you can buy it direct from the company, i think its around $150/yd
That looks awesome. I'd love to see that in person.
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Lemme guess? The only action your crotch would be seeing this decade?
I'm thinking there will be a LOT of weddings using this sort of thing. The first few will be "classy," then it will just get tacky.
Well, that sure was a poorly-executed rebuttal.
It looks like a hotel sheet that someone's holding a blacklight to.