The newest open source accessory from Adafruit Industries will be on every Geek or Apple nerd girl's wish list. But it sold out on the first day.
Petite, pulsing and machined in sleek aluminum, the iNecklace Wearable Electronic Pendant is the newest open source accessory from Adafruit Industries I think will be on every geek - and especially Apple nerd - girl’s wish list. The iNecklace finally hit Adafruit’s store yesterday, September 1 and is $75. It sold out on the first day.
For more on the iNecklace, read Violet Blue's blog.
The iNecklace has an LED that pulses like a power button in sleep mode.
Caption by: Violet Blue
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