If you've ever had one of those mornings where you're just too tired to do anything, including thinking about what to wear, reading the paper, or just making yourself presentable in general, then the Magic Mirror is the gadget for you.
Hailing from The New York Times Co., the mirror lets you read headlines from The New York Times, scann an RFID tag on the bottle of your prescription medication to learn more about it, and exchange messages with your coworkers or people in your household, all while brushing your teeth or styling your hair.
The Magic Mirror also uses the same motion sensor system as Microsoft's Kinect to scan your image and suggest outfit options based on what you've worn in the past. It can also suggest color options to match what you're already wearing using its advanced technological system.
If the Magic Mirror isn't the best thing to happen to your morning routine since you discovered coffee, then I don't know what is.
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