iWallet Stops Bullets, Flouts Grammar

Having just completed a Switched office debate on whether Apple’s camel-casing of its products (iPod, iPhone) has completely debased the English language, we stumbled across this piece of cra- incredible paragon of personal technology christened after the camel-case trend: the iWallet.

The wallet itself is rather unremarkable, and the design is exquisitely bad. For starters, it’s a hard-shell case made of Kevlar and carbon fiber. Coupled with a “biometric fingerprint reader” (sic, redundant) to curb unauthorized access, and “Bluetooth Technology pairing with select cellular phones as a Theft Deterrent” (also, sic), it’ll set you back only $600. Basically, this overpriced, bulletproof block jutting into your butt will sound an alarm if you move it 15 feet from your BlackBerry.

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