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Philips Senseo custom edition
The popular Philips Senseo coffee machine showed up in many different designs. For the introduction of a brand new design for the upcoming holidays Philips gives its customers the change to design their own custom edition Senseo. The design competition started of on the Woonbeurs; the consumer home & living show in Amsterdam. Even though (at the moment) it's impossible to find a link to the competition website, the URL for the online design tool used at the Philips booth (...)  read more
flashing memo pins
This home gadget's use is pretty obvious: get a memo noticed. The pins have a self-adhesive backing to stick it on a surface (a door or fridge) and when you push the pin down to clip a message on it the LED inside the pin will flash a bright light to grab attention. No more "I didn't get that memo". The Flashing Pushpin Memo Holders sell at $1,99.Via: Shiny (...)  read more
DeLonghi radio toaster
This DeLonghi Kenwood toaster has all the specs of a modern bread toaster in a retro design plus a built in FM radio. It's not a kitchen media center station but it's enough to bring you the news or the pop charts. The radio toaster is available at Amazon for $69,-.via: (...)  read more
Lemon squeezer
The most beautiful and useful gadgets are often the simplest. The Lekue Lemon Squeezer is one of those. Cut up a lemon, put it in the squeezer and serve. The design kind of looks like a ketchup or mustard bottle. It keeps all the seeds inside and makes sure the lemon won't spatter it's acid around the room. You can get the designer squeezer for $12,99 a piece. The video below gives a demonstration on how to use the kitchen (...)  read more
digital kitchen scale with remote display
First of all this kitchen gadget is a stainless steel clock with digital backlit LCD display that shows the time or the room temperature. But the real gizmo value shows when you slide of the top plate of the clock. When you lay it flat on the countertop it's a scale. The measurements (in either metric or imperial readings) are transmitted wireless over infrared to the display on the wall. For the moment the brand new must-have kitchen gadget is sold for $89,95. If the price drops we'll (...)  read more
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