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Net Fridge
Those who have integrated web technologies in their lives are already using Internet appliances that includes not only devices such as personal digital assistants and smart phones but also kitchen
appliance like fridge. How do you like a fridge that allows users to hang a laptop, digital photo frame or iPod dock on the door panel. Neat way to clear refrigerators of sticky notes, traditional notepads
and calendars, while keeping grocery lists and schedules organized. No?
The Net Fridge is a version of the familiar kitchen appliance with a built-in computer that can be connected to the Internet. The Internet refrigerator is one item in a growing product category known as Internet appliances - Web-enabled versions of typical household utilities.
LG Electronics' Digital Multimedia Side-By-Side Fridge Freezer with LCD Display was one of the first available products; its features include a touch screen in a 15.1-inch thin-film-transistor liquid-crystal display and its own LAN (local area network) port. This refrigerator can keep track of what foods are stored in it and how long they've been there. There's a built-in video camera, so you can leave video memos for other household members, and a built-in digital camera, so you can take a photograph and save it to an album, post it to a Web site, or send it out to an e-mail recipient. You can also
watch television, play MP3 files, or listen to the radio.
It seems a little odd combination but the companies producing net fridge have a point; people spend so much time in the kitchen. Having an access to the Internet in the kitchen means uninterrupted access in home.
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