kitchen computers

here's to a bright future!
check out the honeywell kitchen computer from 1969 with the built-in cutting board:
http://www.ddj.com/184404040
and the Electrolux screenfridge:
check out the honeywell kitchen computer from 1969 with the built-in cutting board:
http://www.ddj.com/184404040
The problem with the Kitchen Computer as a "convenience" was technical as well as cultural. Technically, there was no means to input or output characters, and interaction with the built-in recipe file was by front panel switch.
and the Electrolux screenfridge:
"It also has a built-in web browser; a recipe engine that tells you what you can cook with what you have in the fridge (sound familiar?); an integral barcode scanner that will order more food for you over the Web and arrange delivery; a built-in TV and radio; and connection to home security cameras.