This ain’t on sale (I think), but was given to Amazon employees to help promote the launch of their DRM-free mp3 store. Considering its ‘just’ a promo tee they seem to have put a lot of trying to create a graffiti stencil aesthetic. I’m pretty surprised they aren’t selling it, you’d have thought that plenty of nerds would sport this.Flickr Link [via: BoingBoing, no prizes for guessing which writer posted that entry]

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These tees are pretty much perfect for valentines, if I wasn’t desperately lonely (…sigh) I’d pick up a couple right now. ThinkGeek do have a penchant for putting tech into tees and making designs that raise a smile, and this is no exception. If the gif above doesn’t make it clear, as the two wearers get closer to each other the amount of hearts lit up on the tee increases, so if you’re quite far away nothing lights up, but if you’re within a couple of metres then they’ll all light up, because you’re with the one you love. I love it, I’m actually smiling as I write this because its so sweet.If you suffer from ‘Andy syndrome’ (devilishly good-looking yet inexplicably single) then you do have an option too, buying a separate transmitter pack ($11.99) that you can place anywhere, which means that you can get the same effect with just one of the tees. I’m sure you could do something incredibly romantic with technology like that, so, people with more balls me, go for it!

Costiness=$24.99 (each) Link [via: tcritic]

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