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This concept CD sleeve connects to your PC via USB, then lets you use conductive ink to remix tracks that came on the CD in the first place. A very cool idea, albeit one that seems impossible to implement in simple fashion (perhaps when they can embedded some disposable remixing chips in the cardboard sleeve itself). But what I'd really like is a remix board where I can use the ink—I can't make music, but I can paint this party started.
The CD Sleeve you can play [MusicThing]
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