The Electrolux Infinity I-Kitchen refrigerator, launched in Brazil has a touch screen on the top door, which is getting attention from computer devotees all around the world, and the story is spreading in the blog community at the moment.

The main fascination among computer devotees is around the fact that the touchscreen interface is equipped with GNU/Linux operating system, being used in the Infinity I-Kitchen fridge.

Engadget, Gizmag, Slashdot, and ProFUSION are only some examples of the sources writing about the fridge…

Delicious portable nutrition is as close as the new HamiltonBeach® Single-Serve Blender. From smoothies and icy drinks to shakes, it’s the easy way to make a nutritional treat. Placeingredients in the jar and press the on/pulse button tomaximize blending. Two 12 oz. blender jars with lidsprovide flexibility of satisfying different tastes and mobilityto drink on the go. The travel lid makes it easy to drinkfrom the jar which fits in most car drink holders.

“With smoothie consumption expected to rise over 60%through 2012, consumers can create their own healthy,budget-friendly drink,” says Betty Bryne, consumer test kitchen manager for Hamilton Beach Brands, Inc…

There’s no longer any need buy expensive bottled water. Electrolux is cooperating with Brita® filters to provide clean water directly from the fridge, to protect your family and the environment.

The average European consumes about 105 liters of bottled water each year, with the highest consumption in Italy, Germany, Spain and France. In Sweden, average consumption per person per year is 25 liters of bottled water, while Italians consume almost 200 liters.

Bottled water represents two major problems: It is inconvenient and expensive for individual consumers and it represents a burden on the environment…