The first rule concerning posting is never, under any circumstances post about something that comes with absolutely no information or description either about the product/concept concerned or about the company/designer behind it.

We would like to say that we are writing this very post whilst reclining back in one of these highly desirable, rally car styled executive chairs but unfortunately this is far from the case (we’re actually sitting in a well worn office chair spirited out in a precision SAS styled operation from a company I once worked for - but to digress any further would be most incriminating, so we’ll move on).

We would like to sincerely apologise to any Internet Explorer 6 users who have had issues accessing TFTS over the last couple of days.

Producing a computer mouse that does not need batteries probably seemed like a good idea at the time, but we’re not convinced.

 
Ever so often we come across a gadget that sets our pulses racing and this is one of those occasions.

We each have our own rhythm, but when we are stressed and suffering from extreme anxiety this rhythm become disturbed and this is where this anti stress palm vibrator gadget can apparently come to our assistance.

The latest trend in technology, in no small part being led by electronics giant Philips, is to simplify technology rather than over complicate matters – often unnecessarily.

If I have anything to do with it – and in all honesty, I probably don’t – I’ll be in the market for a new mouse mat fairly soon once I have worked out how to dispose of the mouse mat I presently have without having divorce proceedings instigated against me (on account of the fact that the mouse mat I have was a present from the current Mrs TFTS with a horrifyingly sweet image of our wedding printed on it).