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I know you're being sarcastic but I would legitimatly buy something like that if it was under $100
by chipperyman573 11y ago
I know you're being sarcastic but I would legitimatly buy something like that if it was under $100
- nostrademons 11y agoI wasn't being sarcastic...I actually would love a toaster that could make breakfast while I was still in bed upstairs. Although one key point that I'm sure IoT entrepreneurs will forget: I want breakfast, not a toaster with an Internet connection. If it doesn't make me breakfast, I'm not interested.
- sharemywin 11y agoI want a "black box" kitchen load the groceries in one side get food on clean plates on the other side. Then, put dishes in a pile that goes in for next time. and it probably needs to be less than $1 per meal since I'm cheap.
- acveilleux 11y agoI'm sure Soylent 5.0 will be pretty close to that.
- livingparadox 11y agothe aforementioned food-maker and Soylent are rather orthogonal technologies. Soylent 2.0 effectively reduces the entire loading step to "order Soylent. Retrieve from porch."
- knicholes 11y agoWould you settle at least for something that correctly measures spices automatically for you so that cooking is easier?
- pjc50 11y agoI have one of those, it's called a spoon. The only extra automation I'd find handy in the kitchen is vegetable chopping, especially for harder things like turnip and squash.
- sharemywin 11y agonot really but about once a week I settle for pizza.
- protomyth 11y agoI really don't want a connected kitchen because I know someone will hack the damn thing to disable the eject function of the toast and I will have to deal with something worse than not being able to turn off an alarm. I can even see the virus's name "Toaster of Flame".
- Retra 11y agoIt'll need to be updated and patched at least once a day, which will result in reliable breakfast delays. I mean, that's how me TV and Playstation work; if I want to use them, I have to wait 30 minutes for an update to happen.