[Ipg-smz] Why I'm not going to CES

[Christine Hall]

It seems like it has some of the same features as automatic dishwashers, 
which requires dishes to already be relatively clean before the washing 
works. I haven't seen this thing in action, but folding clothes is easy. 
By the time you clip an article of clothing into the FoldiMate clips, 
wouldn't you have done about half the work necessary to just fold the 
darn shirt the old fashioned way?

Christine Hall
Publisher & Editor
FOSS Force: Keeping tech free
http://fossforce.com

On 12/10/18 7:54 PM, Tom Henderson wrote:
> Fellow Guilders,
> 
> I'm not going this year. CES tracks that it would be my 42nd year.
> 
> One of the six thousand+ reasons I'm not going is embodied in the spirit 
> of this message:
> 
> Hello Tom,
> 
> Last year we came to CES with a mockup of FoldiMate, the robotic laundry 
> folder that quickly folds your laundry into neat piles so you can easily 
> put them away. This year, we’d love for you to bring your laundry to the 
> show … FoldiMate is bringing a fully functioning prototype!
> 
> See at https://foldimate.com  (updated press kit will be available 
> nearer to CES)
> 
> FoldiMate takes all the time consuming work out of folding your laundry. 
> Just clip your shirts, blouses, pants and towels into the FoldiMate 
> clips and GO! Its ingenious design automatically adapts to the size of 
> your garments and can whip through an entire load of laundry in just a 
> few minutes. Now you can spend more time doing the things you want to do 
> and your closets and drawers will thank you too!
> 
> Would you like to try FoldiMate out for yourself? Let me know if I can 
> set up an appointment for you (and bring your laundry). We'll be at 
> Unveiled and CES at Sands, Halls A-D - booth #42361.
> 
> Thanks for your time Tom.
> 
> * * *
> 
> I wish I could write a SciFi story about the laundry folder gone wrong, 
> how some Moldbanians were able to hack it, connecting to the NE USA 
> power grid, hijacking it, only to be thwarted by The Dress That Could 
> Not Be Folded, which caused it to kernel dump.
> 
> Tom
> 
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