The things that, though slightly inconvenient, negate a need for batteries and also provide utterly perfect response time. My experience even with the best of the wireless controllers hasn't been all that hot, so I stick to wired ones exclusively.
I've got one of them. That exact model. Fuckin' shit, it is. Hard water scales up instantly inside it but doesn't cake up the inside of the kettle and so you get little flakes in yer tea. And the on/off switch is finicky, half the time it switches itself off as soon as the water gets tepid. Bastarding thing.
Simon
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Reading this, I could imagine the instructions come up on screen in tutorial style, even with the soothing explanations of what things do, oh, and having a nice cup of really hot tea
It all started out as a mild curiosity in the junkyard, and now it's turned out to be quite a great spirit of adventure. http://www.studiojunkyard.com/ for web development Australia.....