CHAPTER FIVE
Proofreading was always a bitch but Brad knew better than to post anything that he hadn’t looked over three times minimum. Last week, he’d screwed up the model number on a receiver. Technochron jammed his inbox and every member of their massive fan base shot him an email on top of it. They could’ve posted to his message board and blog, but no, that wasn’t enough for them.
His inbox had been slammed so hard it was necessary to post the correction along with his apologies directly to the homepage as well as on the review page, blog and message board. Scanning through all the Technochron mail had taken about four hours. He would have deleted everything, but then he might have also killed something important from someone he actually knew, like Mike for instance.
Or maybe Danny messaging from his handheld because he blew a tire and needed help before the tow truck came and deposited his car in the impound lot for being older than three years and broken on the side of the road. That was a stupid law anyway.
“Aw hell.” Brad’s thoughts were running away again. Back to the review…
The Blue Root from BlueCentric Laboratories
While it isn’t my usual fare, I have decided to post a bit about the Blue Root. Yes, it’s a sex toy. Yes, it has nothing to do with media delivery…or does it?
It certainly has the capability to receive and transmit programming. Isn’t that what media delivery systems do? Sure, the Blue Root isn’t exactly audio plus video, but it does transmit media–tangible sensation. It has the same versatility as a video game, the same storytelling capability as a vid, but with the added bonus that it can remember what you like and give it to you that way every time. And if for any reason, you decide you want it a little differently, just let it know and it’ll serve that up for you, too. It won’t even accuse you of being hard to please.
Yeah, gaming can be done with several partners, but that’s been exactly that–done. The Blue Root is the first device to offer multiple partners…transposed when previously no two bodies could occupy the same space at the same time. Sure, the human component gets completely lost sometimes, but as far as getting the job done when the real thing isn’t available, the Blue Root emerges as the hands down winner without any competition other than manual stimulation. And the Blue Root can keep going while you’re occupying yourself with other projects.
Technologically, the Blue Root has leapt into a whole other category. Bluetooth technology being used in a new and rather interesting manner. All of the available patches and accessories are fully supported. The controller is programmed to look for them and use them if they are available. No upgrading necessary. Those capabilities are already built in.
I know I have yet to discover everything the Blue Root is capable of, but I’m sure that I won’t be the only curious one. The user interface is simple, yet multi-layered. The quick and easy stuff right on top and the details down below. And the unit is discreet. You can wear it all the time without anyone knowing about it. The only giveaway being the controller. They recommend fastening it to your wrist so you can get to it easily, but its Skintite technology allows it to be stuck anywhere you want to hide it.
My only dislike of the Blue Root is the programming. I’ve had more success in manual mode with partners or creating and modifying programs. But all in all, this thing is genius. Price-pointed to sell and all components are readily available just about anywhere. I consider this one of the best inventions of at least this year, if not, this century. And I’m not a sex fiend, I swear it. Try using your Blue Root as an alarm clock and you’ll see what I mean about how handy it can be.
–Magneton’s musing about the Blue Root. Feel free to quote me on it.
That was enough for now. Brad scanned it one more time to make sure he didn’t say anything stupid and then uploaded it to his review site. Magneton strikes again. Easy night.