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The Kohler Numi's lid opens automatically.
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The Numi's touch remote magnetically docks and charges.
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Using the remote: not nearly as intimidating as some TVs, but close. User note: only do this when seated.
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Wall mounting, for the handheld gadget-averse.
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An iPod Touch connected to the Numi, ready to adjust volume with the remote.
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The bidet has a light and a drying fan.
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Scott Stein contemplates using the Numi, but not this way.
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The extending bidet has an LED light. Yes, it does.
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A sensor on the bottom activates when a foot's nearby, triggering the toilet seat (take note, men).
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Discrete buttons control flushing, just in case you're touch-averse.
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The magnetic dock holds and charges the remote, just like the Palm Pre's magnetic base.
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The Numi's touch-screen remote.
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Slider controls operate nearly every aspect of the Numi.
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Attaching an iPod Touch to the Numi, for motivational music.
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Rear ports for audio input, in case you're throwing a toilet party.
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The remote mounts on the wall.
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