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Pandigital Kitchen Technology Center is wireless cooking wonder

, Nov 10th 2008 Discuss [0]

If you ever find yourself in the kitchen and lacking a suitable recipe, then you might just be able to make use of the Pandigital Kitchen Technology Center. With its wireless tech and touchscreen, the whole culinary world can be at your fingertips, while you're cooking. Talk about convenient! Equipped with wireless Internet, this kitchen gadget features a digital cookbook and recipe collection built right in from Bon Appetit. It also has a built in HDTV and can act as a digital photo frame. You can watch TV or have your photo collections display on the screen. You can also surf the web, while you're at it. Read The Full Story

Samsung RFG299 French Door Refrigerator sports a LCD

, Nov 3rd 2008 Discuss [1]

It's not that often that we feature appliances here on SlashGear, but this one just had to be mentioned. The Samsung RFG299 French Door Refrigerator is no ordinary ice chest. In fact, it features a LCD screen. For those that just can't stand to be away from their technology, even while in the kitchen, this Samsung fridge is right for you. With a 7-inch touchscreen LCD built right into the door, you can control your refrigerator from the outside. Read The Full Story

ILVE VELA Rangehood is for the serious cook

, Oct 27th 2008 Discuss [0]

I love kitchen gizmos because anything that can make cooking easier, I'm all for it. But the ILVE VELA rangehood brings a whole new level of technology into the kitchen. This new device is a rangehood outfitted with a 10-inch LCD monitor. That way you can look at a screen right above your stove. Talk about convenient. And with it up high like that, it's out of the way of splatter and food particles, unlike screens that sit on counters. Read The Full Story

Demy Digital Recipe Reader keeps recipes on hand

, Oct 20th 2008 Discuss [0]

I've contemplated about getting a laptop just for my kitchen. It could be a small little netbook or something, but it would house all of the recipes we use around here and would make for easy access. The Demy Digital Recipe Reader is no laptop, but it's designed to show you your ingredients.  Read The Full Story

FlashPoint Mini-Microwave Torch sounds dangerous

, Oct 17th 2008 Discuss [1]

This is no ordinary flashlight. The FlashPoint 'Exo-Stove' is actually a microwave that can be held in your hand. No, you're not going to be lighting up any dark alleys with this one. Read The Full Story

Magnetic Kitchen Timer in disguise

, Jul 18th 2008 Discuss [1]

If you're feeling excessively anal careful about having every little accessory coordinate perfectly with your décor then this odd little timer would be perfect for those with a slightly industrial style. The best part is this timer is magnetic and once placed on your fridge, is bound to confuse guests. Read The Full Story

Super-Toaster wins award for highest propelled toast

, Jun 27th 2008 Discuss [0]

The great thing about toast is that it's fast - slap bread into toaster, wait a couple of minutes, there's your toast.  Usually you don't have to worry about it taking your eye out or possibly maiming you, but that's the fire you're playing with if you're trying to toast with Freddie Yauner's "The Highest Popping Toaster In The World". This monstrous ballistic-bread cannon is in the Guiness Book of Records for the highest toast launching.  In the picture you can see your breakfast apparently reaching the top of UK landmark Nelson's Column. Check out the super-toaster in action after the cut! Read The Full Story

The TeaCube takes the guess work out of steeping

, Apr 30th 2008 Discuss [0]

I have in recent years become a major tea addict, or actually become addicted to lots of sugar with a hint of tea. My problem is that I tend to forget about it and let the tea steep too long, then I have to add even more sugar than I already would have. Read The Full Story
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