Dec 8, 2005 • 1 min read

Japanese company builds MP3 player into toilet

A Japanese toilet company has added an MP3 player to its latest toilet seat, which plays tracks loaded onto a memory card and costs £860.

More from the digital music technology files, though it's sitting this low down the Daily cos it's a bit ridiculous. A Japanese toilet company has added an MP3 player to their latest toilet seat. Not only is said toilet lid self-warming, not only does it automatically open, not only does it come with a bidet, but it now plays music. You load the MP3s onto a memory card which slips into a wall mounted unit. The user has a little remote control so they can choose which tracks they want their toilet to play. Given that the bathroom is often the only room in the house lacking any sort of music player it's possibly quite a good idea, though at £860 a time I think we'll manage without.

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