Posted in Home Appliances, Home Decor on 14 September 2009
IFA Berlin 2009 saw a lot of changes with most home appliances by Siemens. The most distinct were the i-Pod like disc controls for the induction hobs and cooking ranges, particularly in its pristine liftMatic oven. This new kitchen partner has been made in stainless stell with a black lass panel. It also features the award winning light control system by Siemens’.
We are quite taken by the MP3 player-like push buttons that have been arranged in a very logical order for the utmost convenience. And this new oven is not just about looks alone. It also has the best and latest in cooking technology. Among its specs are 11 heating methods that include defrosting, top and bootm heating, hydro shoes, bottom heat, speed, 3D hot air, convection grill system, barbecue area, pre-heating and keeping the food warm.
Posted in Luxury on 7 September 2009
Sometimes we must really thank civilization for its advanced technology. Quite possibly, without them, we would still have been suffering with a lot of things that we do in our day to day life like cooking for example. This time around, it’s Siemens that has come to ameliorate your modular kitchen with their discControl technology, which will help you handle your cooktops. This high-end technology comes with smooth magnetic disks, which literally react to the finger touch for any desired settings.
This is pretty much the same as you do it with your MP3 player. The discControl consists of four round black discs that are inserted into a wide silver metal strip that is placed on the front of the hob for individual cooking zone settings. The good thing is, you can operate it from wherever you wish, either from the top or from the front. These discControls also come with an in-built magnet.
