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Posted April 10, 2008
Plenty of consumer electronics have been getting smaller and smaller, so why not the microwave oven too? The new iWaveCube Personal Microwave is compact enough to inconspicuously tuck away in a home office or any other place you don’t really want a bulky, full-size microwave but where you’d like to be able to routinely prepare a hot beverage or snack. The whole thing is smaller than a cubic foot (ten by ten and a half by twelve inches), so you’re not going to be using it to make full meals, but if you’re wanting to warm up a cup of soup, reheat your coffee, or zap a bag of microwave popcorn, this baby will do the trick.
$129.95 at SharperImage.com.
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