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by Elwyn Jenkins on October 23, 2007
Wait until you read this! A refrigerated oven that works when you connect to it via your cell phone or the Internet.
Yes, that is right. The oven keeps your food nice and cool to maintain its freshness, and then when you are nearing time to go home from work, you can call up your oven from the Internet or from your cell phone and start the cooking process.
When you arrive home it is all cooked and ready to eat. And if you are delayed a little on the way home you can call your oven and place the food on hold for awhile, or if you are really going to be late you can place the cooked food in Refrigeration until you are ready to come home. You can warm the food remotely and still have a nicely cooked meal when you arrive home.
Yes, that is right. The oven keeps your food nice and cool to maintain its freshness, and then when you are nearing time to go home from work, you can call up your oven from the Internet or from your cell phone and start the cooking process.
When you arrive home it is all cooked and ready to eat. And if you are delayed a little on the way home you can call your oven and place the food on hold for awhile, or if you are really going to be late you can place the cooked food in Refrigeration until you are ready to come home. You can warm the food remotely and still have a nicely cooked meal when you arrive home.
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Response from:
CellularPronto
(10/23/07 6:34pm)
What if you forget to call to stop the oven in case of delay? Dangerous. I can see the use on a AC - you can turn it on before you arrive home.
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