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Some bad news today for slipper fans -- someone has finally invented the electric carpet. Panasonic's new heated floor covering is like an electric blanket you stand on and is available in a variety of colors, patterns and materials. It can be cranked all the way up to 114 degrees and is even stain-resistant. We're hoping it's also electrocution-resistant, just in case Fido tries to test that claim. Panasonic says there are also plans to offer heated wood surfaces in the future.
Unfortunately, for now, this technological wonder appears to only be available in Japan. But really, how long can a piece of home gadgetry this absurd stay out of the pages of SkyMall?
From Engadget and GizmoWatch
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Subscribe to commentsHughAug 27th 2007 7:04PM
The Panosasonic heated rug would be great on a basement or lower level floor here in Minnesota. Your editor is fortunate to not have to work very long on a ground level during the winter.