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(The Consumerist)   So, how far off were the technological predictions of 1967′s Home Of The Future? (w/video)   (consumerist.com) divider line 2
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dennysgod
2013-01-31 12:25:28 PM
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me texan [TotalFark]
2013-01-31 10:56:53 AM
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dletter: it seems like you are making a lot more work and power usage, for not much (if any, other than possibly cabinet space) gain.

I'm sure this technology one day will allow New Yorkers to make an even more ridiculously small apartment.  When the price of storing a set of dishes per square feet exceeds the technology's price it will happen.
 
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