A TV-PC that helps you shave

by Mike Yamamoto

(Credit: Chip Chick)

Apparently it's not enough to have a mirror that sends text messages or even engages us in conversation. We need one that'll run Windows too.

Facing stiff competition in its mainstay telly business, U.K.-based Mirror Media has created a line that incorporates a PC into its reflective TVs in sizes ranging from 20 to 36 inches with frames in wood, metallic and other finishes, according to Chip Chick. It remains to be seen, however, whether they'll be able to create the ultimate convergence appliance by including a radiator.

Topics:: Desktops,; Televisions

Tags:: Mirror Media,; TV,; PC,; combo,; Snow White

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