Most Scandalous Geeky Gadget: Peripheral Pants, The Wearable Keyboard

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Wearable geeky gadgets have been taken to new levels with the appearance of the Peripheral Pants, a wacky wearable keyboard fashion that is certainly scandalous in its design.

The weird and wacky wearable gadget is built into a pair of fashionable designer jeans; it boasts a built-in keyboard, mouse, and computer speakers that play audio at knee height. The keyboard is wireless, and while it may just look like a graphic design on the pants, will work with any laptop or desktop computer. Take a look at the picture, and you will have no doubts about why this is the most scandalous geeky gadget designed to date.

If you’re impressed by this strange fashion item, unfortunately, you won’t be able to get your hands on your own keyboard pants just yet. The fashionable gadget, named The Beauty and the Geek jeans, were created by product design student Erik De Nijs from Holland for a school project which required him to combine two brand items to create a new product. In part, he designed the Peripheral Pants to allow computer users more freedom of movement, but the main objective was to create a functional fashion meets technology item that would be seen as weird and wacky, and not necessarily a practical design.

With so much buzz on the internet, the wacky wearable keyboard pants may soon be imitated if the designer has not patented the fashion. No word on if personal hygiene is a realistic expectation with this wearable gadget, since all technological components are built in.

Geeky gadget lovers and fashionistas alike, would you wear the most scandalous geeky wearable gadget we’ve seen so far?

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Via: Wired and Gizmodo

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