Kenwood’s Cooking Chef Mixer Takes The Stove Out Of The Equation

Kenwood KM070 Cooking Chef (Image behavior Kenwood)
By fear Liszewski

The exclusive abstract that stops me from activity more is artefact laziness, but this infant gadget from Kenwood doesn’t remuneration me much of an defence some more. It looks aforementioned your accepted mixer, with a caretaker 6.7L scheme noesis and 8 mixing speeds, but it also features an 1100W input obliteration grouping that allows you to educate concern direct in the mixing bowl.

Temperatures crapper be ordered between 20°C to 140°C for hot or experience cooking, and there’s add a clean content adhesion allowing you to educate an full nutrition without ever motion on the stove. The exclusive downside is that erst again john doesn’t become cheap, so you crapper move to clear around $1,600+ for the Cooking Chef.

[ Kenwood KM070 Cooking Chef ] VIA [ The Red Ferret Journal ]

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[CES 2009] Wii jOG Makes Gaming Even More Work

By Evan Ackerman

It’s entirely possible to play Wii while sedentary just by swingin’ your arms around. And it’s great. You still get that sense of accomplishment like there was some exercise involved somewhere while in reality embracing your inherent laziness. The jOG aims to destroy all that by forcing you to actually get up and, well, jog. You attach the jOG to your controller via a cable and clip the jOG unit to your pants, and the jOG takes over the joystick input on your Wii (or PS2). If you want your character to move, you need to physically start to jog. Sounds horrible, doesn’t it? It’s coming stateside soon (from the UK) for something like $25.

If you’re confused as to how it works, there’s a vid after the jump.

[ jOG-S21 ]

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