Yes, they even make a USB toaster...

[SUBMAN1]

If you like fancy designs burned into your toast, this gadget is for you:

http://regmedia.co.uk/2008/09/11/mad_toaster.jpg

-S

http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2008/09/11/wacky_toaster/

[Platapus]

Reminds me of the technology-anonymous test in the Dilbert strip.

Dogbert is giving Dilbert the test to see if he is a technology addict.

Question 1: How many attachments does your toaster have?

Dilbert's answer: Are we counting the external hard drive and printer?

Dogbert: I think we can skip to the end.


Who would need a USB toaster?

[orwell]

Who would need a USB toaster?

Everyone! It's the really, really stupid **** you buy when the economy is on the upswing.

[lesrae]

Ooh - want one!

[Jimbuna]

It should last a whole 10 seconds when connected to the laptop battery :lol:

[Frame57]

I cannot fathom the amperage being sufficient for such a device via a computer?

[Spoon 11th]

Nothing sucks like electrolux, or how was it.
Regular USB port is 5 volts with 500 milliamps max current. That's a whole 2,5 watts of power. This toaster is worthless unless it has it's own power source.

[Thomen]

If you like fancy designs burned into your toast, this gadget is for you:

http://regmedia.co.uk/2008/09/11/mad_toaster.jpg

-S

http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2008/09/11/wacky_toaster/

No plans to manufacture the toaster on a mass scale have popped up yet :hmm:

[Jimbuna]

Nothing sucks like electrolux, or how was it.
Regular USB port is 5 volts with 500 milliamps max current. That's a whole 2,5 watts of power. This toaster is worthless unless it has it's own power source.

Some people prefer their toast whitish and soft :lol:

[Mush Martin]

http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2008/07/15/frakkin_cylon_toaster/

[Task Force]

Would be nice to have one that could run of your cars ciggerate< didnt spell it right ligher. Would be useful on road trips.;)