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Figure 19-1:<br />

The Jacuzzi<br />

Affinity hot<br />

tub can<br />

add to your<br />

home’s<br />

wireless<br />

entertainment.<br />

Chapter 19: More Than Ten Devices to Connect to Your <strong>Wireless</strong> Network<br />

Your Car<br />

You can also get wireless speakers designed for the humidity and temperatures<br />

found in the bathroom — note that they’re water resistant, not waterpro<strong>of</strong>,<br />

so don’t expect to drop them in the water and have them work. You<br />

can, though, check out underwater speakers, like those from Lubell Labs<br />

(www.lubell.com).<br />

You can creatively get wireless into your bathroom in other ways, but you<br />

have to be careful about humidity and exposing electronics directly to water.<br />

Check out what this bloke did in his bathroom: www.chasingparkedcars.<br />

com/bathroom/index.html. We think that there will be more and more retr<strong>of</strong>it<br />

electronics for the bathroom over time, making it easier to add a TV to your<br />

shower, for instance. The electronic technologies are changing too fast to<br />

embed them into devices such as showers that will be around for 20 years.<br />

In Chapter 15, we discuss how cars are sporting Bluetooth interfaces to<br />

enable devices to interact with the car’s entertainment and communications<br />

systems. In Chapter 14, we discuss the range <strong>of</strong> aftermarket devices you<br />

can buy now that provide 802.11-based connectivity between your home’s<br />

wireless LAN and your car, whenever it’s in range. (We guess that makes your<br />

garage a really big docking station!)<br />

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