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Smart Coaster - Empty Alert!
Another way to be the most efficient alcoholic is ensuring that your glass is never empty, and this invention from students and a professor at the University of Munich can do so. The intelligent coaster includes a gravity and weight sensor. It can be calibrated to an empty glass before any drinking is done. Once an empty glass is placed on the coaster it can then notify the bartender immediately. No idea on how the bartender would be alerted, but I would assume it would be by some kind of computer or pager system. Not released for sale yet.

BongXedo Ultimate Beer Pong
In further pursuit of getting you ready for one of the biggest drinking holidays of the year, I present the BongXedo beer bong. This beer bong systems is worn around the body and the drinking tube comes out in a very peculiar place. The BongXedo has dual funnels that can hold a few beers, total. The tubes meet at one intersection for drinking. For anyone who has any experience with beer bongs knows that the foam at the bottom of the bong can be a deal breaker. The BongXedo includes tubes that ports the base foam back up to the top so no beer is ever wasted. Efficiency at its best. Order yours.

Amazin’ Beer Chiller - Coldest Brew in 2
The Amazin’ Beer Chiller uses scientific principles to chill down a cold one in two minutes. Using what its makers call “patented XDR technology,” it spins a 16-or 12-ounce beer or soda can in such a way that all of the liquid is exposed to the edges of the can because of the vortex created inside, cooling it off quickly. Then comes the secret part:

The battery-operated device also removes the heat from the outside of the can using special secret technology. All this chilling tech runs on two AA batteries, and all you have to do is just add a little ice and water. Or, you could just put your beers in the refrigerator and night before for free.

Secret? Looks like it uses the same principle as stirring a drink with ice in a glass. So far the Amazin’ Beer Chiller is only available in Korea, but if it works as well as its maker says it does, expect to see it in the United States sometime soon.

via gizmodo

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