It’s definitely a nice thing when a Bluetooth device can act also as a fashionable accessory which can be worn around your neck while acting as a visual distraction to people walking by. Tokyoflash’s Escape C is one nice looking Bluetooth control device with some LEDs that can be worn as a necklace to provide you instant control. There are the obvious implementations with mobile phones, but the Escape C can also accommodate your own pair of headphones with a microphone while streaming A2DP audio. You won’t even have to whip out your phone to move through playing songs because all your typical controls are found right on the device. Now the really interesting part of it is the blue LEDs that will come to life randomly – it’s unclear as to how it works or if it can be controlled. Still, the random display of lights will surely attract people to its luminance; and to you of course. There’s going to be some time before it is going to be made available; which is expected to go for $150-$180.
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