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Ooh, kinky. If ordinary vibrators don’t quite cut it for you, maybe the world’s first sonic vibrator will. Developed by a Seattle-based technology company after two years of R&D, the Revel Body sonic vibrator zaps down common complaints from vibrator users — such as loud noises, dubious reliability, poor battery life — and, yes, goes [...]
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During the latest Erotic Salon in Barcelona, a company based in Girona, Spain, launched, an innovative sexual toy designed to make long-distance sex possible. Klic-Klic users can sync their toys using an internet connection and bluetooth, connecting them through software which allows them to actually feel different speeds and vibrations.
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We are not quite sure what to make of this. The LovePalz sex toy by Taiwanese company Winzz purports to be the ‘the most exciting accessory in iPhone history’. Well, it certainly takes motion sensing technology to a whole new, er, base. The wifi-enabled invention comes in two parts.
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Barry the Beaver is exactly what he looks like: a collectible vinyl vibrator.
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