Bored At Work? Play Games!

Posted October 1st, 2006 by Matt Wood

Stealth SwitchAre you bored at work? Could you go for spicing up your work day with playing computer games? Well now you can with the Stealth Switch!

The Stealth Switch is an accessory used with your computer that will allow you to completely hide programs at the tap of the button. This little devil can hide your current window, all windows, or all windows except for the ones you specify. By hidden, I don't mean minimized; I mean completely gone! As if by magic, as soon as you tap the Stealth Switch again, everything you've hidden will reappear. If you've ever wanted to play solitaire at work (or anything else you like to do) and not get caught, here's your chance!

Solitaire

This sneaky item is small (3" width and 1.5" height), which makes it easy to hide under your desk. The Stealth Switch goes for $24.99 at ThinkGeek.com.

The Stealth Switch is compatible with Windows 98, Windows 98 SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, and Windows XP (Home and Professional).

Matt Wood
mattsbomb40@yahoo.com
AmericanInventorSpot.com

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sweet!

Submitted on October 3rd, 2006 by sherry (not verified)

that is totally sweet...can you hide MSN on this one too??lol...one thing i don't get is..why would someone event this??
but this is a totally sweet thing...should get me one :)
haha~

I think the idea behind

Submitted on October 3rd, 2006 by Matt Wood

I think the idea behind inventing is it is to get through a tough day at work by being able to use programs you usually shouldn't.

This device can hide anything you want it to hide. MSN Messenger, Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Solitaire, PinBall, you name it. You can also set it up so that when you tap the button, it also hides certain desktop icons. That means that if your at work and your not supposed to even have MSN Messenger on the computer, you can hide MSN Messenger the program, MSN Messenger the window (what you see), and MSN Messenger the desktop icon; all by tapping the button on the Stealth Switch.

Nifty invention, I must say.

Matt Wood
mattsbomb40@yahoo.com
AmericanInventorSpot.com Writing Team

Switch Switch

Submitted on October 3rd, 2006 by Anonymous (not verified)

Should a product like that reveal its true self by being named "Stealth" switch? It needs a more secretive/nonrevealing name, otherwise it isn't really stealth.