Have you ever had to switch the doors of your fridge? Ever thought that was super annoying and a waste of your time, just so you can have your fridge door swing the most optimal way for you? Matt and I have had to switch our doors around on every fridge we've purchased and we find it an extreme annoyance.
Well fear not people - Sharp Japan to the rescue. The incredibly smart people at Sharp pondered over this dilemma and decided to create a fridge where the user will be able to open the fridge door ANYWAY they way, at ANYTIME. Amazing.
And now for the demonstration.
Here's our lovely fridge (zoom in to see the stripe pattern - that's right, my fridge has style):
Nothing extraordinary. Just a fridge at the top with a freezer and fridge drawer at the bottom.
But alas, the ingenuity:
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| Door opens to the left |
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| Door opens to the right |
Thanks Sharp. Well done. Well done indeed.
yes but no fridge is worth opening without there being beer inside. I think Sopparo is worthy.
ReplyDeleteIt would be interesting to see how many cans of the small and how many of the large would fit inside this efficient and compact refrigerator! And then, based on that how many days of beer would it last you (jk).
ReplyDeleteA simple area calculation should do it...
Thanks for the interesting posts so far guys! Love it!
Kudos to Matt for pointing out that one of the open fridge door pictures had a light on, while the other one didn't. This was because the one was taken before the the fridge actually plugged in.
ReplyDeleteThough Sapporo is tasty, Matt has been buying Kirin beer.
As for the open question of how many beers can fit in our amazing fridge - here are some more facts. The fridge has 259L of fridge capacity. The largest Asahi beer Matt had was 2L. So it is basic math. However, this means that we will probably have to remove all the fridge shelves and not store any food.
As for consumption rate, it wouldn't last long. :)