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Quote:The low-fat, high-bandwidth solution to your networked cooking needs is finally here. The George Foreman USB iGrill conveniently connects to your home or office PC using USB 2.0 technology, and provides a sophisticated web-based cooking interface.
Click for more. I'm seriously thinking of getting one for the cool-gadget factor, I just wonder what kinda wattage it takes and if it would kill my power supply.
oh Damn!!!
WHO WANTS C CODE WITH KETCHUP??
yea i saw that a few weeks ago but wasn't sure if it was real...i guess it is
i like mine pink on the inside :34:
Yeah and George needs to fight again, pfffft.
Quote:I'm seriously thinking of getting one for the cool-gadget factor,
you mean the pale, friendless, virgin factor
i don't think we should be hooking up household appliances to our computers until they can figure out how to make them not crash, or have bugs and viruses. i find this whole thing a little scary
Arpikarhu Wrote:Quote:I'm seriously thinking of getting one for the cool-gadget factor,
you mean the pale, friendless, virgin factor
I have friends, and I'm far from virginal.....but yeah, I'm as pale as a corpse :36:
I don't get the point of this, plus why would you keep your grill near your CPU?
I think it's more for an office or dorm environment, and I'm sure that cable is nice and long so you wouldn't get any grease near the CPU.
I never said it made total sense, I just think it would be cool to cook up a burger and shoot nazis at the same time.
its for all those people who can't decide whether to leave the burger on for 8 minutes or 10 minutes. they can just program it and let it go
wouldn't a coffee maker have been a more useful USB device?
I seem to remember someone rigged up a device that used the heat his computer generated to boil water, so that's definetly something they could set up.
LyricalGomez Wrote:I seem to remember someone rigged up a device that used the heat his computer generated to boil water, so that's definetly something they could set up.
Place the pot water over the CPU with out a fan.