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Chumby One Secret Message Reveals It's Adorable, Even On The Inside
Despite being generally unnecessary, we couldn't help loving the little Chumby One WiFi widget machine. Speaking of love, a secret message revealed after iFixit's teardown reveals that it is adorable inside and out. More »Antique Chumby Clock Will Fool Your Granny and Impress Your Twitter Friends
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Although not as much fun as hiding a flask in a Danielle Steel book, this Chumby-in-a-hollow-book would look mighty fine on any bedside table, waking you up each morning with the latest news, Tweets and YouTube videos. More »Chumby Guts Turn Anything Into a Chumby
If you love the oh-so-adorable Chumby as well as some DIY, then the Chumby Guts kit is perfect for you. You can build your own crazy Chumby, but just don't cry over the brutal product name. More »Chumby One Review: Totally Frivolous, but Totally Adorable
The new Chumby One model ditches the old beanbag casing for a retro-clock-radio-inspired look and slashes the price, though the internals are unchanged. It remains a pretty frivolous gadget, yet I can't help really liking it. More »Chumby One Focuses More on Radio, Loses the Beanbag
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I'm not sure if Chumby's widgets, minus the Chumby, are all that appealing—while everything with a power button has widgets nowadays, Chumby's adorable, squishy form factor was why we liked it. More »Hacked chumby Red Phone Needs to Be On President Obama's Desk STAT
If President-elect Obama really is the technology president, as many believe he will be, he's going to need to replace that red phone hotline on his desk with a chumby. Luckily, MAKE shows us how. More »Chumby Hack Brings Social Networking To Goldfish
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Everyone's favorite music-genome-powered web radio service Pandora is now officially available on everyone's favorite ambiguous-use plush-paneled Linux appliance, the Chumby. Fitting of their strategy to be on every hardware platform possible, Pandora can now provide soothing wakeup tunes (major key tonality, mild rhythmic syncopation, a good dose of acoustic guitar pickin') via Chumby's own alarm clock before you smash its vulnerable soft parts and go back to sleep. Full release following. More »JWD Media-Playing Alarm With Radio, Chumby for Cheapos?
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