Sunday, June 14, 2009

Play Limit

How many of you know that the house chores are not done and there’s some work left to do, but inexplicably you remain glued in front of the TV set watching your favorite serial or zapping aliens on the latest console? The $99.95 PlayLimit is just the thing for you (and your kids). Parents can give tokens that amount to a specific amount of time to their kids in order to teach that life’s more than sitting in front of the idiot box. A great tool to govern the family’s TV habits. (features below) Via Red Ferret
• Simple token-activated operation. The PlayLimit system includes 40 tokens — each token allows 15 minutes of game playing or TV viewing.
• Ability to control video games and TV viewing. The PlayLimit system includes the necessary cables to connect to a game console and a VCR, DVD player, or cable television source.
• On-screen display and audible warnings for time expiration. The large time display on the PlayLimit console warns you when play time is running out so you can save your game or add more tokens. A countdown timer also appears on the TV screen, the TV beeps at intervals.
• Pause button allows breaks without losing time. You can press the Pause button at any time so you can leave your game without being penalized.
• Secure case with key access for parents. Parents have the key to the token box where they can retrieve tokens. The token box also is where the back panel of the PlayLimit console is secured, preventing cables from being removed.
• Additional secured modes for parents. The token box contains switches a parent can set to allow unlimited play or prevent all play.

Source:http://www.ubergizmo.com/

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