Infinity Iron: The Future of Wrinkle-Free?

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A promise of an ergonomic iron with a touch-screen interface

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[maydaynomore]

What?!

 

[thackstonns]

yaaaaaa a 40000 dollar iron. Just what I need.

 

[Tomtompiper]

Will this be Fermi powered,it could drive the graphics and provide the heat at the same time, eliminating the need for a separate heating element. Just think of the long term cost savings ;-P

 

[tommysch]

I think I will sell my EvoX to by this iron, maybe...

 

[blashyrkh]

... but can it play crysis???

 

[santeana]

Dude, honestly... who irons anymore anyways? if its wrinkly, toss it in the dryer with a cup of water. Any *guy* knows that. lol

 

[JohnnyLucky]

Someone actually irons clothes? I guess they haven't heard opf permanent press fabrics.

 

[zak_mckraken]

Just when I thought I've seen everything...

 

[husker]

No handle to pick it up and move it when it's hot? FAIL

 

[quantum mask]

how do you stand it up?

 

[urlsen]

using all this nice tecknology an a frecking iron is a waste....

Who wants to watch the news while ironing ON THE IRON is you hand not supposed to be there.

But i would like to have the news scroling on my OLED toilet seat, imagine just spread your leggs and scroll thru Toms greatest reviews.... (Dont say porn)

 

[JeanLuc]

Sorry did I click on Avon.com?

 

[LePhuronn]

Hell yeah! I might iron my clothes now! I'll mod it for some blue underlighting though.

 

[theuerkorn]

Cool design. Now imagine the touch interface setting the temperature (where you're holding this thing) and inadvertently changing the heat to iron all your Silks with the Cotton setting. Lawsuit waiting to happen. ;-) Then again, the price tag will sure limit it to a few that will blame the house keeper rather than the device.

 

[sliem]

How much for that with diamonds and gold encrusted?

 

[zelannii]

I gave up on ironing years ago. Wash/dry/fold services by the pound are available a lot of places. I only wash jeans, t-shirts, towels, sheets, undergarments and other non-iron clothes at home. Business shirts, khaki's and the wife's dresses all go to the cleaners. Costs me about $10 every 2 weeks at $0.50/lb (since all that stuff is light weight). It comes back on hangars (saving there), not to mention the energy and detergents, plus the hassle of ironing. I'd say maybe I'm loosing $3-5 a month using the service instead of doing it at home. WELL worth it.

There's a place right next to my main grocery store, so I'm not even wasting gas or time... and on a few occasions, they've burned, ripped, or inked some of our stuff, so we've gone shopping, brought them a receipt, and they paid us for the item (free replacement clothes).

 

[lordcrazex]

[citation][nom]maydaynomore[/nom]What?![/citation]

you got that right!

 

[Gin Fushicho]

Huh? Why would anyone lady spend that much money on an iron? Most ladies are good enough with the classic iron.

 

[david714]

Epic fail