The Weirdest New Smart Home Appliances You Can Actually Buy

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The Weirdest New Smart Home Appliances You Can Actually Buy

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Weird doesn't mean bad. Here are some of our favorite strange new smart home appliances you can actually buy right now.

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The article from MSN highlights some of the most unusual smart home appliances available for purchase, showcasing the integration of technology into everyday household items. Among the featured gadgets are a smart toilet that offers features like heated seats, automatic lid opening, and health monitoring; a Wi-Fi enabled slow cooker that can be controlled remotely; a smart mirror that provides weather updates, news, and even makeup tutorials; and a refrigerator with a touchscreen door that not only displays its contents but also suggests recipes based on what's inside. Additionally, there's mention of a smart garden system that automates plant care, and a high-tech baby crib that rocks, plays music, and monitors the baby's sleep patterns. These devices illustrate the growing trend of smart homes where appliances not only perform their basic functions but also connect to the internet, providing convenience, entertainment, and sometimes even health benefits.

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