The way it works is that you plug a vibrator into your computer, then you establish a connection with your cyber partner via the internet. This may involve using webcams to enhance the experience visually. Your partner, using their keyboard or other controls on their computer, can then operate your vibrator, switching it on or off or adjusting the speed. During the experience you communicate with them over Internet chat.
The only vibrator we know of like this is the Internet Enabled Rabbit, made by Doc Johnson. Styled similarly to their popular IVibe Rabbit, the Internet Enabled Rabbit plugs right into your computer, and can be controlled by your partner with a subscription to HighJoy.com, an online dating service.
There is also something called the Virtual Sex Machine, which is a male masturbator that plugs into a computer's printer port and is programmed to respond in synch to onscreen action in certain specially coded videos.
Finally, although it's not controlled through your computer, you can buy a vibrator that is powered by your computer. This vibrator plugs into your USB port and draws its current from the computer's power source. It's not controlled through your computer or mouse; the switches are on a controller attached to the vibrator. Nevertheless, it's a nifty high-tech toy.
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