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June 22, 2011 02:10 am GMT
Food aside, what's missing from your fridge? As long as it keeps food cold, and hooks you up with some cold water or crushed ice from time to time, there's really nothing more we can ask from our fridges. At least, that's how I felt before I went to Samsung's appliance line unveiling and met my new favorite home appliance: the app fridge.The app fridge comes in two different models: one with two vertical doors, and one with two vertical doors up top and two drawers down below. What's different about this fridge is that just above the ice/water dispenser, there is an 8-inch Wi-Fi supported LCD screen that features a total of eight apps: Memos, Photos, Epicurious, Calendar, WeatherBug, AP, Pandora, and Twitter. Some of the apps are built by Samsung and specifically designed for the app fridge, while others are apps we've come to know and love.
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Samsung's LCD Fridge With Apps Is A Fridge That Has An LCD And Apps
Food aside, what's missing from your fridge? As long as it keeps food cold, and hooks you up with some cold water or crushed ice from time to time, there's really nothing more we can ask from our fridges. At least, that's how I felt before I went to Samsung's appliance line unveiling and met my new favorite home appliance: the app fridge.The app fridge comes in two different models: one with two vertical doors, and one with two vertical doors up top and two drawers down below. What's different about this fridge is that just above the ice/water dispenser, there is an 8-inch Wi-Fi supported LCD screen that features a total of eight apps: Memos, Photos, Epicurious, Calendar, WeatherBug, AP, Pandora, and Twitter. Some of the apps are built by Samsung and specifically designed for the app fridge, while others are apps we've come to know and love.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/_ZLkfR_MIG0/
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