23 October 2008 16:34 GMT / By Katie Scott
You'd have to be a mad tea enthusiastic - someone who drinks at least 100 cups a day - to have brewed up this idea.
The singing teacup concept allows you to stick a CD into the "base" - in other words the saucer - and then the cup itself is the volume knob.
Digestive biscuits not included.
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