SmartShopper prints out your shopping list using voice recognition
Don't you just hate shopping for groceries? Being around other people, having to spend time thinking about what you want to buy, and the inevitable "shopping hangover" caused by the later realization that you bought a dozen things you don't need or want: yuck. A lot of people head online for their shopping (where else can you read Engadget while you order loo roll?), but for those who prefer to take their cash into the real world, there's now a solution that could prevent the likelihood of encountering one of those aforementioned shopping hangovers: SmartShopper is a device that can convert a spoken shopping list into a printout to carry around in your wallet or purse. Just mount the SmartShopper on your fridge using the magnet, start waxing lyrical about apples and oranges -- don't worry, your neighbors already think you're crazy -- and the little gray box will neatly print all your choices onto a little piece of paper. At $149, the SmartShopper is on the low end of smart fridge solutions, but at least you can feel safe knowing that its limited artificial intelligence prevents it from sticking "5 kg of Soylent Green" on your list.[Via The Raw Feed]
















Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Mark @ Feb 19th 2007 4:25AM
Pen and paper works fine for me.
justin @ Feb 19th 2007 9:13AM
gesh, this company really wasted their money on this product. There is little to no market for this. Most people just write it down just before heading off to the store. That $149 for the product will buy you a butt load of food instead :)
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Aaron @ Feb 19th 2007 9:38AM
I saw this on Redferret like over two weeks ago:
http://www.redferret.net/?p=8240
Matt @ Feb 19th 2007 10:06AM
Congrats
Grant @ Feb 19th 2007 12:48PM
British people call it "loo roll"?
I don't know why, but that just fairly cracks me up for some reason.
Not that "toilet paper" is much more dignified, but "loo roll" sounds so... whimsical.
David @ Feb 19th 2007 6:11PM
This is such an iPhone ripoff!