Internet Fridge
And you thought fridges just kept things cool...
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With the possible exception of style-mongers Smeg, fridges are just somewhere to put your food and booze to keep it at premium operating temperature. Essential items, but ultimately just another kitchen-based white elephant.
Enter the Internet Fridge: the very pinnacle of fridge technology, with enough gadgetry stuffed inside to make Kit look like a Hillman Imp. Not only does the Internet Fridge keep your comestibles in order, it also allows you to connect straight to the Internet, thanks to its built-in 56k Modem. As if that wasn’t enough to keep you firmly ensconced in the kitchen, the 'net Fridge also shoehorns in a TV tuner, so you can catch up on Neighbours on the door-mounted 15-inch LCD, while you search for the last remnants of the weekly shop.
Then, of course, there’s the built-in FM radio and a digital still camera that can also record video clips with audio, so you can leave your housemates messages containing barely concealed malice and simultaneously make troublesome fridge magnets a thing of the past. What else? Ahh yes, you can download music from the Internet and play it back on the built-in MP3 player, while receiving your emails. Smart.
Not to mention the fact that the fridge is also a fully functioning 506-litre affair, with a 310-litre freezer and comes finished in a resplendent Titanium hue. And the fact that should it go wrong it can call the repairman itself and arrange a convenient time for him to pop in for a coffee. What will they think of next? The Internet microwave? Oh, they already have...
Enter the Internet Fridge: the very pinnacle of fridge technology, with enough gadgetry stuffed inside to make Kit look like a Hillman Imp. Not only does the Internet Fridge keep your comestibles in order, it also allows you to connect straight to the Internet, thanks to its built-in 56k Modem. As if that wasn’t enough to keep you firmly ensconced in the kitchen, the 'net Fridge also shoehorns in a TV tuner, so you can catch up on Neighbours on the door-mounted 15-inch LCD, while you search for the last remnants of the weekly shop.
Then, of course, there’s the built-in FM radio and a digital still camera that can also record video clips with audio, so you can leave your housemates messages containing barely concealed malice and simultaneously make troublesome fridge magnets a thing of the past. What else? Ahh yes, you can download music from the Internet and play it back on the built-in MP3 player, while receiving your emails. Smart.
Not to mention the fact that the fridge is also a fully functioning 506-litre affair, with a 310-litre freezer and comes finished in a resplendent Titanium hue. And the fact that should it go wrong it can call the repairman itself and arrange a convenient time for him to pop in for a coffee. What will they think of next? The Internet microwave? Oh, they already have...
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Features:
Available colours:

Titanium
- Water dispenser for chilled water and crushed/cubed ice.
- Track foods and their storage time in you’re fridge or freezer
- Multi-Airflow cooling system
- ‘B’ Energy efficiency
- Tilting, pullout 15.1" LCD touch screen display
- Built in stereo speakers, video camera, microphone, MP3 player and TV tuner
- Self diagnostic system for highlighting faults
| Capacity | 506 litre fridge and 310 litre freezer capacity | ||
| Dimensions | 1,780x960x918mm | ||
| Weight | 162 kg (Net) | ||
| Hardware | Pentium III 100MHz processor, 64Mb RAM, 10Gb hard drive, 15.1-inch LCD touchscreen, TV and FM tuner, supports MP3 playback, 56K modem, 1x USB port, 1x Ethernet port | ||
Available colours:
Titanium
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Visitor Reviews...
If the guy with the image below ACTUALLY has the fridge, I am curious to know why he managed to get glare off an LCD flatscreen monitor. If you look carefully, the monitor is in the wrong place as well. I have a sneaking suspicion that he does not in fact own this fridge at all...does he even own a "6 bedroom house"? Probably not.Tennessee, U.K. - 21st October 2003
Ok why not buy a fridge without the gadgets, £2000 and a laptop, £1500. Glue the laptop to the front of the fridge and save yourself a small fortune !Alex, Cambridge, UK - 9th August 2003
Like an internet cafe in your kitchen, although sadly, you do need to get the food yourself.George, Tewkesbury - 5th July 2003
Not a review exactly, more a warning. These fridges are extremely large - so large in fact that they won't fit through a lot of doors.
To keep your stress levels down please, please measure all your doors, adding 2-3 inches to the fridges narrowest dimension for the handles and your fingers.
Bet Firebox don't print this! Richard, High Wycombe - 22nd September 2002
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