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LG’s Blast Chiller chills your beer in less than five minutes!
Ever ended up purchasing a warm can of beer only to indulge in a futile attempt to chill it quickly in time for the game on TV? Well, the regular refrigerators we use sure as hell posses no such powers whatsoever. So, to have your beverages chill quicker, LG recently unveiled its last-minute-house-party-friendly refrigerator, complete…
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Samsung to launch new E-commerce enabled Smart Refrigerator in Korea
Samsung has unveiled an addition to its arsenal of hi-tech home appliances, an E-commerce enabled refrigerator (FRS73DRDFW) which lets you order your kitchen supplies directly through the inbuilt LCD display. This one was born out of collaboration between the Korean giant and E-Mart and was earlier witnessed at IFA last year. Users would get to…
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Save the fizz, for the fizz-fussy
Saving fizzy drinks from going flat is a skill in itself. The proven methods are a bit too strenuous for those with home bars to take up to. So we recommend something that may ease off the worry of dealing with fizz-fussy guests, who flatly refuse barely-flat drinks. This smart Fizz Saver will make sure…
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LG’s Smart Fridge keeps a tab of whats inside, when it expire and recommends recipes too
LG today launched to market the first of its appliances embracing the very latest in smart technologies. Starting with smart refrigerators, LG this year will roll out a full spectrum of smart appliances that will transform living through innovative ways to save energy and improve convenience. The new smart LG refrigerator offers updates and information…
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Samsung RF4289 Wi-Fi smart fridge costs a bomb
Samsung have been roving around some intellectual pieces of technology, like the RF4289 smart refrigerator that adds Wi-Fi. It is huge with 28 cubic feet of storage in addition to LED lighting, an 8-inch LCD touchscreen that replaces the annoying sticky notes and magnets, access to applications that serve well in the kitchen, including Google…
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Mini greenhouse for Japanese restaurants can grow 20,000 lettuce heads a year
While in-store greenhouses in Subway joints in Tokyo sounded fun, the minimal amounts of lettuce they produced were not commercially viable. Dentsu Facility Management Inc. however, claim there on-site greenhouse, is. Dentsu has announced the commercial launch of its “Chef’s Farm,” a mini-veggie unit that can be installed in restaurants to grow veg on-site. Each…
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Robotic Beverage Delivery System
Steve Norris, founder and sole member of Norris Labs, has revealed the latest in a long-line of weird and wonderful robot designs – a waiter that brings cold beer right to your open hand. The ultimate gadget for lager-loving, couch-hogging, techno-bods, the robot fridge and robot waiter communicate via infrared sensors and navigation equipment to…
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Samsung Zipel e-diary with 10” touchscreen
Specially designed for Korean users, the Zipel e-diary refridgerator that comes from Samsung, will add a lot of features that your regular fridge may not have. Besides a cool 10 inch touch sensitive display screen, the Zipel will also come with a Wi-fi software, news and weather updates and Internet access. The 25 cubic feet…
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Gorenje refrigerator comes with radio, voice messaging
Here’s something I didn’t really get surprised looking at. This refrigerator from Gorenje called, or should I say, labeled as the NRK67358E even comes with a A+ rating for energy consumption. It looks good, both, on the outside as well as it is neat and tidy on the inside. Some of the other features that…
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Samsung’s Wi-fi refrigerator
Refrigeration has gone a step above what it was some decade back: an ice-box! We now have something as cool as Samsung’s Wi-fi refrigerator that comes along with Wi-fi connectivity, a 10-inch touch display, Google Calendar support, a listing of 500 different kinds of food with their nutritional value, notes as well as news from…
