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more about #kenwood SigmundTheSeaMonster: Up next, The Blaupunkt Smoothie machine! #kenwoodcookingchef more » frigg: As an Amish person (Mennonite, actually), I gotta say this thing looks awesome. It's the ultimate infomercial cooking machine: makes stews, soups, one... more » OMG! Ponies!: I'd rather buy a Kitchenaid, if only for the fact that they are still made and assembled by hand in America. And because they kick ass. (if only I... more » Tawnie is saving no daylight: I agree. Especially with risotto that requires a great deal of attention. I love technology and would normally embrace it but I would never buy this. ... more » OMG! Ponies!: This will go great in my giant Martian glass chronograph emo-palace. I will spend eons stroking my giant blue wang while listening to avant-garde min... more » fuchikoma: I'd imagine these are already out there, but I wonder if it's going to use that technology that sends out a focused beam of sound - you can't really h... more » frigg: What does "surround sound" even mean if it's coming out of two speakers (that are, by the way, so close together it's basically one speaker anyway)? A... more » -
#appliances
Kenwood Cooking Chef Makes Risottos and Meringues Automagically
I love to cook. I enjoy going to the market, and cooking all kinds of meat, seafood, and rice for lunch and dinner parties with my dearester friends at home. That's why I'd never get the Kenwood Cooking Chef. More » -
#speakers
Kenwood's Glass Speakers Are Perfect for an Audiophile's Seppuku
When it's my time to go, I'm going to plug in these Kenwood SP0001 glass speakers into a badass receiver. Then I'm going to crank the volume and disintegrate in the resulting shrapnel. More » -
#kenwood
Kenwood DTS Bookshelf CD Player Promises Surround Sound Over Two Channels
This upcoming bookshelf or nightstand CD player from Kenwood looks simple enough, but inside the company is promising surround sound quality output from just two speakers. More » -
#gadgets
Kenwood Response Kettle Changes Color As it Heats
Being as into tea as the British folks this Kenwood Response Kettle was made for, we're definitely looking forward to marveling at its color-changing capabilities. Not only is it a container to keep water from spilling all over the place while you heat it, the exterior actually shifts from blue (cool) to red (hot) while it's being heated. Plus, it also has the option for shutting down when it gets to 80 degrees, which is supposedly the perfect temperature for coffee and herbal tea. Only available in the UK for now. [KenwoodWorld via ChipChick via Apartment Therapy via PopGadget] -
