Ricavision Fridge Magnet with SideShow built in
- Posted: May 21, 2007 at 4:06 PM
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Last week we pointed to the WinHEC 2007 keynote, but as always not every great announcement make it to the stage. Ricavision showed off a portable electronic touch screen with Windows SideShow functionality, which doesn’t sound like much until you imagine it on your refrigerator. The MK 140 FM Magnet/Scribbler features a 3.5 inch LCD display and 16 hours of battery life. We’ve seen some great Media Center Remotes from Ricavision in the past, but the kitchen doesn’t often get the geek treatment. We could easily see ourselves enjoying life more, changing the music in the house while making brownies.
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There are three cool looking products at that link, all sideshow based... but they all look just like rendered images to me. Good to hear they had an actual physical demo at WinHEC, but I still wonder if all of these products are going to make it for sale anytime soon.
I'm also bummed out that my fridge doesn't work with magnets, something about the aluminum looking face
Your inferior food storage device notwithstanding Duncan, I think we desperately need more connectivity close to our food. And while I am aware that most of Ricavision's products are dangerously close to vaporware, that won't stop me from heaping praise on them yet.
Yeah, these are cool.
I'm writing an article at the moment about the 'digital home' (pulling in Vista, Windows Live, Xbox 360, Windows Mobile and the Live Call phones) and these would make a neat addition.
Both cool and useful. I'm surprised not to have heard of more Sideshow applications already - it's quite a neat technology.
you could just attach a real metal plate to your aluminium fridge... maybe nail it or something. i am, by the way also really interested in the release date and pricetag on this. hopefully affordable.
Put it on Tina's fridge, then do video segment about it. Any excuse to put Tina in a segment is fine by me.
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