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This comment was extremely enlightening for me, since I can't think of a single kitchen amongst my friends and neighbors that doesn't have a computer. It's spli
by portman 16y ago
This comment was extremely enlightening for me, since I can't think of a single kitchen amongst my friends and neighbors that doesn't have a computer. It's split about 50/50 between notebooks and iMacs.
Also, when we remodeled our kitchen two years ago, the showrooms all included kitchen computers.
I'm not rich, either. My neighbors are mostly rank-and-file government employees or servicemen on assignment at the Pentagon. But kitchen computers are a de-facto standard.
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- Tichy 16y agoThis is enlightening for me, as I don't know anybody who has a kitchen computer. What are they typically being used for - just recepies? Or also browsing while having a morning coffee?
- astine 16y agoI don't have a kitchen computer (Well, technically, I have a laptop which I sometimes use in the kitchen,) but it's the kind of thing I've always wanted if I could find a machine that would fit my needs exactly and I had the money. I would like to use it not only for recipes, but also calenders and email, as well as seeing the weather and the news and maybe checking Facebook and the like. For me, not sitting down in my office just to check the weather or morning traffic helps to prevent me from accidentally living my life in the office.
- commieneko 16y agoKitchens are where people gather and do lots of other things besides cook and eat. I'm sure every family is different, but a kitchen computer is a computer in the kitchen that you use when you are there and need access to a computer. Email, Google, surf, Youtube. Who knows, you might even look at a recipe and or play a game while cookies cool on the counter ...
- gnaritas 16y agoConsider that for a lot of people, the kitchen is the center of the house; it's where they hang out with family.
- portman 16y agoAnecdotally, the kitchen computer is used: - as primary email device for the stay-at-home parent - for recipes and online shopping - for playing music - for looking at family photos - for Skype/iChat