Comments on: Innovative Kitchens From the Starship Enterprise…

By: Jorge Tostada

Jorge Tostada — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 22:16:48 +0000

Very well-done, informative website, and I wish you well with it and with your career.

By: Jamwes

Jamwes — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 03:06:14 +0000

The cool thing about Star Trek Voyager is that they actually did cook and did not use the replicators. I think because they only had enough supplys for the replicators to run and they had to suppliment it with actual cooking.

By: admin

admin — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 15:42:12 +0000

A great idea indeed Kate Perfect for those culinary challenged folks. It is kinda hard to believe that we live in an age where our stove gives us recipes lol! Since I glanced over the Vesta I’ve been feverishly surfing the web for a garage that washes my car lol!!!

I showed this post to my own boy (he’s 16) and he informed me that it is now my fatherly duty to buy a Vesta for him when he goes to college.

You should look at the designers other innovative designs, he’s rather a brilliant sort, in a Thomas Edison sort of way. Google Mathias Pinkert, you’ll be glad you did.

Thanks Kate!

By: Kate Smith

Kate Smith — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 14:38:14 +0000

I guess I’m at least second in line for that Vesta cooktop. What a great idea! How nice to have the extra counter space when you need it especially in a small kitchen.

I like the idea that it reads the code of the products. Very handy for anyone that has trouble reading that fine print or doesn’t know too much about cooking. My eighteen year old usually just asked me those questions but I’m sure he would love to simply have the stove give him the details.

Fun post!