The name of the product may be highly deceiving to the oblivious mind but hey, it’s not every day that we see something that’s made for the Zune. Let’s not get to the controversial part for now. The Zune Bug is basically a night light that plugs into any ordinary socket and glows the moment it experiences darkness or low intensity light in its surroundings. You may wonder why call it a Zune Bug. Here’s why. It uses networking to spread your music to other rooms in your house where the sound of the player cannot reach. On being linked to the music, the light of the Bug changes its color and brightness to drown you in the rhythm and light.

All thanks to Ashley Payne for this cool concept. The design is still to take wings and land up on the shelves of our departmental stores.

Via - Gizmodiva