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techdigest.tv - 7/30/2008

Art Lebedev kicks up a Plastinkus

— techdigest.tv — You! You're bored, right? Do you want to make some silly noises so that the annoyance of others mildly alleviates your own tedium? Of course you do. Here's an idea then - how about a plastic, credit card sized turntable that you can scratch and, ... (more) Art Lebedev kicks up a Plastinkus

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Art Lebedev lets loose Plastinkus scratch pad
Engadget — ... app of choice for a little impromptu DJ session before dinner, or you could get yourself one (or two) of Art Lebedev's new Plastinkus scratch pads, which supposedly sound just like you're scratching the real thing. While that claim may be somewhat dubious, at about four bucks apiece they're certainly at least worth taking a chance on, and you can even get 'em in no less than forty different color combinations. Now, if we could only get our business cards printed on them. [Via Pocket-lint] ...

Art Lebedev's "Plastinkus" Lets You Jam With Wallet-Sized Scratch Sessions [Art Lebedev]
Gizmodo — There are a number of products out there that allow aspiring DJs to engage in mobile scratch sessions (like the recently released Mixmeister application for the iPhone), but Art Lebedev's new Plastinkus scratch pad claims to deliver a sound that is close to the real thing on a disk that you can fit comfortably in your wallet. Yeah, its a pretty frivolous thing to waste your money on—but at least it won't break the bank at around $4 a pop. [Art Lebedev via Pocket-Lint] ...

Scratch That Remix Itch With Art Lebedev's Plastinkus DJ Cards
Wired: Gadget Lab — ... From a quick look, it appears to include a tiny, hair-thin turntable but there's no word of inputs, outputs, EQ knobs, or a volume fader. But hey, if you can get any notes to work on a slice of plastic, it's probably worth the $5 it costs. It's available in 40 different colors. ...