23-year-old Emily Cummins started her career as an inventor as a young girl tinkering in her grandfather’s shed. Now, thanks to a solar-powered fridge that’s already in use across Africa, Nobel winners are handing her awards.
I’m looking at my not-that-big apartment and I see a separate fridge, sink and stove in my kitchen. Sure, it’s convenient, but if I could have this 1952 Cook and Wash Refrigerator Unit instead, I’d be living in a mansion.
Gorenje, the company that brought us the iPod-docking fridge, has created the next fridge of our dreams – carbon fibre, baby. The induction hob shown below is also the stove of our (concentric) dreams:
AT&T may be worried about the Palm Pre, but they should be much more worried about refrigerators that smell so bad they force the evacuation of over 300 office employees.