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Vintersorg posted:EDIT: bloody, i think we once discussed how we have the same model of panasonic, gt60 or something? i have a panasonic plasma too!! it's the cheapo TC-P42C2 tho.
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mad.radhu posted:who gives a poo poo about an 8k TV can human eyes even tell the difference between 4k and 8k at normal screen sizes and viewing distances
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Pinterest Mom posted:“Samsung has strongly reinvigorated the home appliance space with fresh thinking and functionality that have taken appliances from a ‘need’” to a ‘want’. With the new and innovative Family Hub Refrigerator, we are transforming the communal kitchen experience for consumers in ways that will re-define how they view and use their refrigerator,” said John Herrington, Senior Vice President, General Manager of Home Appliances, Samsung Electronics America. “Now more than ever, we are delivering in a big way on the promise of the Internet of Things, not only in refrigeration but in cooking, with a new Wi-Fi-connected range that takes cooking convenience to a new level.” wait, what? why the gently caress does my range need a wifi connection? like, ok, i can kind of get fridge, like track what's in there or whatever, but a range? i don't understand. why.
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internet of things is real bad
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fart simpson posted:do they explain why at all or do they just say they have a wi-fi range quote:Now available with Wi-Fi connectivity, this range leverages Internet of Things (IoT) in a practical innovation that lets you monitor your cooktop and oven remotely. You can preheat and adjust oven cooking temperatures all from your smart phone as well as monitor the cooktop elements to make sure you’ve turned them off. that's all i can find.
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Shaggar posted:cool things that would be nice 2 have: these are dumb imo. why do you need notifications from an oven, are you like putting things in it to cook and then leaving the house or something. do you really need to know the exact moment that your washer/dryer/dishwasher cycle ends so you can drop everything and go deal with it. i dunno, it seems awfully pointless and dumb.
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graph posted:follow @internetofshit on twiter yeah i just found it earlier tonight, it's very good
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http://mashable.com/2016/01/07/robot-suitcase/#1x9dA8B1OqqCquote:The NUA Robotics suitcase is upping the bar for "smart," though: By using an in-suitcase camera sensor as well as Bluetooth pairing through a smartphone app, the suitcase knows where its owner is, and can follow along (at least on flat surfaces). Good luck getting that poo poo through security. "Yes this is my autonomous drone and inside it i have a large homemade clock. Also it's powered by large lithium ion batteries from China. Like hover boards."
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