What the World's Smallest Microwave Looks Like: Can Be Powered by a Laptop
Everyone knows what a microwave oven looks like. It is a rather bulky device that makes life easier for many office workers.
But Gordon Andrews and Stephen Fraser felt that not all office workers had access to this technology due to their busy schedules. So they improved the device.
The result was the miniature Beanzawave microwave, which can operate from USB and battery power.
It allows you to make a hot drink or warm up food with the same success, but you don’t have to leave your desk to do it.
Moreover, you can take such a device on a trip, or even on a picnic.
The dimensions of Beanzawave differ from the original. The height of the device is 19 cm, and the width is 16 cm.
Despite this, the device can make food hot in just a minute.
In addition, the stove is equipped with a rechargeable battery.
So far, there is only one such example in the world and there is no talk of serial production.
However, the developers believe that the new product could “explode” the home appliance market.
