Keep Your Lunch Fresh With the Power of NASA Technology October 19, 2007

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According to the product page, the Franklin Digital Cooler uses "a tiny NASA microchip" that allows the device to go from "hot to freezing cold in a matter of minutes." So, theoretically, you can keep you hot dishes hot and your cold dishes cold when traveling. There is even an LED thermometer and thermostat that allows the user to set the exact temperature, and a car adapter kit to keep things fresh--even on long drives. Let's just hope that NASA builds their cooler microchip better than they build their shuttles. The last thing I need is a piece of foam or something breaking off and smacking me in the face while I'm driving. -Sean Fallon [Product Page via TRFJ]

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mate thats a dodgy joke at the end. the one about the foam......dodgy

posted-by not the one in my email address | October 19, 2007 6:48 PM

mate thats a dodgy joke at the end. the one about the foam......dodgy

posted-by not the one in my email address | October 19, 2007 6:48 PM

What exactly does the chip from NASA do here? In what way can it possibly contribute to the cooling process except perhaps as a temperature guage?

posted-by IanW | October 21, 2007 11:07 AM

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