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Goodbye Twitter fridges, hello 3D-printed food

14
Jan
2014

At CES 2014, the smartest home appliances arent smart at allCES has long been the best place in the world to find a bunch of insane and impractical home appliances. Last year saw the category reach its drunk-on-tech nadir, best exemplified by Samsungs incongruous efforts to push Evernote onto fridge doors.

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