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Four high power TV-b-Gone kits went to CES, the biggest consumer show in the world and made a whole lotta friends!
Watch this nicely edited video from Gizmodo to meet some of those nice people!
Now that you’re all warm & fuzzy inside, check out the high power TV-b-Gone kit, a collaboration with Mitch Altman (Cornfield Electronics), creator of the original TV-b-Gone. Now available in the Adafruit webshop.
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LOL! – I love it!
Comment by Ticom — January 10, 2008 @ 3:49 pm
I’m gonna have to say it was a little questionable on Gizmodo’s part. Turning off the wall of screens was fine, and funny, but messing with Motorola during their presentation was over the line…
Comment by Dagnir — January 12, 2008 @ 3:29 pm
I was watching the Attack of the Show coverage of Gizmodo’s prank. Overall, it was pretty funny, but disrupting demos was a little cruel. I was telling my son that I reminded me of the part in Heinlein’s Stranger in a Strange land where they were explaining to Valentine Michael Smith the difference between “funny once” and “funny always” – shutting off a wall of TV displays all at once was “funny once”, running around the rest of the show doing it over and over, interrupting people playing video games, and disrupting product demos was definitely NOT “funny always”.
Comment by Christopher Palmer — January 15, 2008 @ 1:23 pm