I looked for a USB Coffee maker for you but the Google, the Engadget and the Gizmodo say they don’t exist yet. You’ll have to settle foe the Starbucks.
Hehe I remember having a powercut once and I thought: ‘it’s ok, my laptop can run off the batteries.’ Then I realised that my router doesn’t run off batteries and that is when I got the dreaded server not found.
Doubt if you’ll ever see a USB coffee pot. After living through a couple of hurricanes on a generator, an electric coffee pot will draw between 800 to 1000 watts. My generator would chug if I turned on the coffee while trying to run lights and room A/C off my 5500 watt generator.
Doubt if you’ll ever see a USB coffee pot. After living through a couple of hurricanes on a generator, an electric coffee pot will draw between 800 to 1000 watts. My generator would chug if I turned on the coffee while trying to run lights and room A/C off my 5500 watt generator.
James,
I looked for a USB Coffee maker for you but the Google, the Engadget and the Gizmodo say they don’t exist yet. You’ll have to settle foe the Starbucks.
Mark
Hehe I remember having a powercut once and I thought: ‘it’s ok, my laptop can run off the batteries.’ Then I realised that my router doesn’t run off batteries and that is when I got the dreaded server not found.
Starbucks it was.
EV-DO rocks!
Doubt if you’ll ever see a USB coffee pot. After living through a couple of hurricanes on a generator, an electric coffee pot will draw between 800 to 1000 watts. My generator would chug if I turned on the coffee while trying to run lights and room A/C off my 5500 watt generator.
Doubt if you’ll ever see a USB coffee pot. After living through a couple of hurricanes on a generator, an electric coffee pot will draw between 800 to 1000 watts. My generator would chug if I turned on the coffee while trying to run lights and room A/C off my 5500 watt generator.