New Technology

[W2VW]

Here's the very latest technology made available to the kitchen:

[WA3VJB]

I like it.
Now does it have to have an analog component for backward-compatibility?
Sort of a "legacy mode" among the button settings ?

I mean, some recipes may CALL for an old-fashion approach that cannot be replicated in the digital world.


Your digital blender reminds me of a digital camera a friend of mine bought. He wondered whether I could crack the "one time use" provision so he could use it multiple times.

I laughed and he got kinda sheepish when I pointed out it's nothing more than a film camera that you send away to get developed and burned to a CD, so no wonder it was a "one time use."  They probably toss the negatives, besides.

Looks like they're being a bit more honest these days, at least in this "digital camera" that I found online.

Preloaded with 27 exposures of Kodak Max maximum versatility film, this one-time Plus Digital Camera offers great pictures in a wide variety of lighting situations. Ektanar lens delivers pictures as clear as with reloadable 35mm "Plus Digital" cameras. Return entire camera for film processing.

[K1JJ]

Vely vely nice Chinese technology, Dave!


Here's an American-made digital food processor:

[W2VW]

Vely vely nice Chinese technology, Dave!


Here's an American-made digital food processor:

Almost better than the PC I saw on the sidewalk in the city one early morning. Someone had tossed out a window several hundred feet above by the looks.

[Steve - K4HX]

Reminds me of the digital ready headphones that were so popular a few years ago.