So this sounds really cool.. in theory.
When I read this I blindly started asking co-workers how they use their microwaves, mainly do they keep an eye on the items while they cook? The most common answer being “yes” they DO watch their food and for cooking reasons. Seems the people I’ve been asking share the same sentiment I do where microwaving is concerned… we just don’t do it often. But when we do it’s usually something that demands a little attention.
So knowing that, would *I* be thrilled with having the view to my food permanently obstructed? Probably not. HOWEVER, give me the option to peer in or watch clips, sign me up.
The site has a small video of it working. Here
This is the flow:
For all I know, written in this article IS an option to turn it off, but with the LCD being a layer in the door it seems unlikely.
via Coudal Partners
Would you appreciate this?
