Remember that deal between Polaroid and Lady Gaga back in January at CES? The first actual product to come out of that arrangement is finally hitting retail shelves.

The Polaroid Grey Label GL10, a 15 oz. wireless printer, is now available on Polaroid’s website and at Bloomingdale’s flagship store on 59th Street in New York City at a suggested retail price of $ 169.99. The product is the first from Polaroid and Lady Gaga’s Polaroid Grey Label line.

The line features Polaroid’s Zink (for “zero ink”) printing technology. Unfortunately, the most attention-getting item in the line — a pair of picture-taking sunglasses — has yet to be released.

Kohler‘s been busy gadgetizing the bathroom for a few years with its DTV system. Now it’s added the DTV Prompt, a digital showering controller that mounts on the wall and lets users precisely select water temperature with its touch controls.

In essence, it’s a wall-mounted electronic shower remote with a one-button pause control. DTV Prompt works with up to two shower heads or faucets, letting users toggle between one or the other with a button push.

Before getting into the shower, the system’s “warm-up and pause” feature lets a user select the desired temperature. As soon as the water heats up to that level, it pauses the flow, awaiting a touch to begin showering, saving water in the meantime.

Further water and energy savings are possible with a countdown timer that can be set from four to 12 minutes, warning the user with a beep when there are two minutes and one minute left.

The controller, available in four different finishes, can be installed up to 20 feet away from the valves that control the water flow and temperature.

The DTV Prompt, priced at $ 187 for the controller and $ 455 for the thermostatic valve (plus installation), is a lower-cost addition to the Kohler DTV (Digital Thermostatic Valve) system. It was first introduced in 2006 with a $ 2,000 touchscreen shower controller that seemed modern at the time.