USB Microwave Oven is the smallest in the world

Posted in USB by Conner Flynn on June 9th, 2009

USB Microwave Oven is the smallest in the worldFrom American food company Heinz comes this Beanzawave portable microwave. It’s the world’s smallest, portable microwave oven, measuring 7.4 inches tall x 6.2 inches wide x 5.9 inches. It’s only a prototype at the moment.

The price would be around $160 if Heinz ever decides to make this USB microwave oven, so you can have your beans anywhere.(What were they thinking with that name?) It would be convenient for those on the road since it can be powered it by a laptop.

Apart from the size, the key breakthrough is the use of a combination of mobile phone radio frequencies to create the heat to cook both on the outside and within in under a minute.

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2 Comments to “USB Microwave Oven is the smallest in the world”
  1. Anonymous Says:

    you guys stole my idea! I m doing a school project and I was looking for a portable microwave and you guys just ruined it now I am going to be emo. If you guys stop making it I will forgive you’

    sincerlery
    The original maker of the portable microwave

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