Archive for category Home Appliances
Milky Way Alarm Clock
Posted by admin in Battery, Home Appliances on November 25, 2009

Designed by Henrik Amberla, the innovative design of the Milky Way allows the gadget to serve two functions, as an alarm clock and as an art object for your nightstand. You can activate the snooze function simply by making a simple turn. Setting the clock and the alarm are also done through another turning motions. Sadly, the Milky Way Alarm Clock is only a concept.
Prepara’s plant growing machine
Posted by admin in Home Appliances on November 24, 2009

The incessant messages to buy local, plant a garden, check for organic labels, and lead a sustainable lifestyle, yet most of us dismiss these suggestions as practices that require too much money, time, and effort. Last summer I went through a green phase, heading to the plant store to purchase soil, seeds, shovels, pots, and everything else that Martha Stewart suggests I buy. Well, US$120 and two weeks later, I had forgotten I’d even planted a garden and deemed my project a failure. There is hope for busy and forgetful people like me. The Prepara Power Plant doesn’t require any soil, planting, or high maintenance. Herbs, small vegetables, fruits, and salad greens grow quickly, as the container provides the seeds with the right amount of nutrients and water. It’s not completely care-free, though–you must water the container and place it in sunlight (such as a window sill). But unlike outdoor gardens, the Power Plant Mini is always visible, so don’t bother with excuses for neglecting your innocent plant.
World’s Most Expensive Pancake Maker
Posted by admin in Home Appliances on November 24, 2009

The Chefstack Automatic Pancake Machine is the Cadillac of pancake machines, and will always make you a stack of perfectly shaped 4-inch flapjakes in a flat 30 seconds everytime you hanker for some. All you need is to buy the mix from the supermarket, and voila. There’s just a couple of wee catches. It’s not clear if this will make singles since it’s a bulk machine more suited for cafes, spitting out 200 pieces per hour. There’s also the small matter of the price, at US$3,500 excluding shipping. Then again, ChefStack says its pancake mix is 97 percent fat-free. So that’s one bright spot while you’re feeling suddenly impoverished.
