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January 10, 2012 08:48 pm EDT

Samsung SmartHome WiFi Washer and Dryer hands-on (video)

We've all needed to keep the laundry going while we're out and about. Samsung is looking to help with that and let us in on their plans at yesterday's presser. The WF457 washer and dryer set houses an 8-inch touchscreen, is WiFi-enabled and can be controlled from inside or outside of the home via the SmartHome app. With your smartphone or tablet, you can choose the cycle, duration and set-up notifications on your mobile device once the job is done. Neither are available as of yet, but rest assured, this will be a neat piece of tech you should consider. Want a demo? Head on to the gallery below and video.

After spending some time controlling a few 8-second demo cycles, we were pretty impressed with the system as a whole. The app worked well and stayed connected for the most part -- granted, we were in the midst of the CES WiFi crossfire. We did encounter some issues when controlling the dryer with a smartphone and then interacting with the appliance's touchscreen. The SmartHome tech seemed to only like to take orders from one source at a time. Other than that, everything went off with out a hitch and the phone notification feature is quite a nice touch. Either way, not having to get up to fluff those 400 thread count sheets is a luxury we can all enjoy in some capacity.

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