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The Demy™, the world's first touchscreen, kitchen-safe digital recipe reader, is a tool no serious home cook can afford to be without. With the capacity to store up to 2,500 recipes, a host of convenient features, a small footprint, and the ability to withstand spills and accidents, the Demy instantly gives you all the support you need to turn out one great dish after another, with a minimum of fuss.
The Demy includes a high-resolution 7-inch touchscreen with an intuitive graphical navigation interface and easily adjustable font size. The Demy only takes up as much space as a 5 x 7 card, and you can stand it on its end -- automatically flipping the screen -- so that it only takes up the space of a 3 x 5 card. Other features include three built-in timers, a measurement conversion tool, and a handy list of ingredient substitutions.
Unlike a laptop or a smartphone, the Demy is designed to thrive in the unpredictable and often messy kitchen environment. It offers a splash-resistant design and sturdy plastic exterior that's easy to clean. Spills easily wipe off the sealed touchscreen with a damp cloth.
In addition, the Demy syncs up to your keyingredient.com account when you plug it into the USB port on your computer. At the Key Ingredient web site, you can build your free personal recipe collection by typing in, copying and pasting, import from other sites, or select from over 100,000 tested recipes already posted on the site.
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November 02, 2009: it's unfair to compare this to the Nook, as this device has a full color touch screen as the entire display, the Nook does not (it has a large e-ink display with a smaller touchscreen at the bottom). Obviously this device is made specifically for kitchen use, and I don't cook enough to have any use for it, but there are people out there who could use it and would spend the money. Most of the cost in the product probably has to do with having a touchscreen that large (a touchscreen laptop would cost a couple thousand dollars). Not a product obviously for the masses, unless those masses have money and love to cook..