31 August 2007 11:04 GMT / By Stuart Miles
Just when you thought you could get a TV in about every kitchen device possible, a company based in Hong Kong, has launched the Wave TV, a TV and DVD player in a Microwave.On the microwave side you've got a 23ltr microwave, 900 Watt power setting and nine cooking programs so your chicken is cooked properly.
On the TV side, it's a 10-inch TFT 640 x 480 screen with 5.1 audio, SD card reader, digital TV tuner.
Those not wanting as the company suggests to "Watch your favourite sitcom while your microwave cooks a nice meal for you" can detach the screen and go else where.
With a DVD player built-in it brings a whole new meaning to TV dinners.
Expect to see it in the UK by the end of the year priced around £350.
Home Cinema, Televisions, Gadgets, Kitchen gadgets, IFA2007








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