For those who have everything: The Fake TV
The Fake TV uses the same amount of electricity as a night light and fools potential burglars by making your living room look occupied.
The Fake TV can “prevent your real one from being stolen.” Using the same amount of electricity as a night light, this “fist-size” lamp is designed to fool potential burglars by producing flickering lights that mimic those emitted by an expensive flat-screen TV. When set on a timer, the Fake TV can make sure that your “living room appears lived in” for up to seven hours.
Price: $29.95
Contact: Faketv.com
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