Sterling silver ring doubles as microphone, tiny cheese grater
We're not sure that a giant, shiny ring with a 1/8-inch mic cable running out of it is the world's most discreet recording option, but those of you looking to get all Maxwell Smart on it are now just $105 away from living the dream.
[Via GadgetDNA]
[Via GadgetDNA]

















Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
RubberBinder @ Dec 15th 2007 5:08PM
It's so people can imitate Doctor Evil and still record their voice.
Flashpoint @ Dec 15th 2007 6:42PM
Mr. Bond.
I am going to kill you by cutting you in half with the Sunstar Laser.
But first...let me tell you my brilliant plan...
Dillon @ Dec 15th 2007 5:13PM
lol, cheese grater!
js @ Dec 15th 2007 8:21PM
Say that to the Apple fanbois with their macbook pro and mac pro... you don't see them calling it a cheese grater.
mushrooshi @ Dec 15th 2007 9:16PM
I understand Mac pros, but the holes on the macbook pro aren't really.
kc87 @ Dec 16th 2007 2:30AM
Oh.. so you mean that's not what those nice holes on my Mac Pro are for?? And all this time, I thought that Apple was all about functionality over form... :-\
Jonathan @ Dec 15th 2007 5:17PM
*jingle* Mister F! */jingle*
sevenalive @ Dec 15th 2007 7:38PM
arrested development rulez
nate @ Dec 15th 2007 5:19PM
they claim it looks fantastic used as jewelery when in standby mode...
lies!
Ash Leavenworth @ Dec 15th 2007 5:20PM
its not wireless, so whats the point?
-Ash-
Ryan Trevisol @ Dec 15th 2007 5:28PM
They didn't even orient the mic jack inline with the ring! At the VERY least you could have it on your finger with a flesh-colored mic cable running up your sleeve to the recorder! I mean come on!
4honor @ Dec 15th 2007 6:09PM
Umm... Maybe even make it wireless? With the mic/ring that big, you surely can squeeze in a battery somewhere...
Crazylink @ Dec 15th 2007 5:31PM
Thats not very discrete at all.
peter M @ Dec 15th 2007 5:36PM
It gives "talk to the hand" a whole new meaning.
The Dude @ Dec 16th 2007 1:22AM
I see what you did there.
Winnar.
blaktornado @ Dec 15th 2007 6:50PM
All we need is a ring for your thumb that has a speaker and hey presto, you can actually speak to your hand when you imitate using the phone. Now THAT would be ironic... or would it?
Brian @ Dec 15th 2007 7:25PM
You fail at irony.
Bobs @ Dec 16th 2007 6:39AM
How ironic.
Jack @ Dec 15th 2007 7:47PM
lol cheese grater- Nilay is a funny man indeed
Baluki @ Dec 15th 2007 7:50PM
For some reason, I thought "speaker" when I read "microphone".
It'd be pretty cool to have a tiny speaker ring, but it'd be even cooler if they were cuff links. You could have your own soundtrack playing all the time, when you're dressed up.
Of course, I suppose it's easier just to use your damn cell phone...
Ipaq3115 @ Dec 15th 2007 9:26PM
Why did they put it on a LCD?
BigD145 @ Dec 15th 2007 10:09PM
That is one shallow persons ring.
Clinton @ Dec 15th 2007 11:26PM
James Bond wouldn't approve.
Garst @ Dec 16th 2007 12:31AM
Should the title read: "Sterling silver ring TRIPLES as microphone, tiny cheese grater?"
Maximiliam @ Dec 16th 2007 9:26AM
Dirge!
Onetruebill @ Dec 16th 2007 5:28PM
Please! People...
This is for folks in third world countries where they can't afford separate cheese graters.
MarvinK @ Dec 16th 2007 9:20PM
Where is the microphone + speaker cuff links pair!?
taygeta @ Dec 16th 2007 10:18PM
No, no, you _look_ into my nose and _talk_ into my lapel.
...
I'm still waiting for the shoe-phone a la Maxwell Smart.
kyle allen @ Dec 17th 2007 12:52AM
$105!!!? i could make one out of an old pair of headphones and a bunch of solder for free!
Fred @ Dec 17th 2007 8:24PM
My question, is where do you buy the tiny cheese?