The impact of the microwave oven on human grazing habits has been extreme. It can reheat frozen food or cook raw food in a fraction of the time required of a conventional oven and has brought the ...

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When the words ‘portable’ and ‘microwave’ first tickled our ears, we immediately thought ‘Coolest. Device. Ever.’ Oh, how we were wrong. With sturdy construction and a beefy handle, the WaveBox is ...

In early July, as you’re camped out for Transformers (you know who you are), you’ll want to take this WaveBox with you. It’s a microwave oven that draws its power from your mom’s car’s cigarette ...

What are we, animals, that we have to cook our food over a fire if we want it to be hot in the outdoors? No longer! The The WaveBox Portable Microwave is specifically designed to go on the road with ...

The Wavebox is the size of a big lunch box and has a reinforced casing and a heavy-duty luggage handle for portability. It runs off 120-volt AC or 12-volt and 24-volt DC power. The microwave’s cooking ...

Wavebox Portable Microwave There's something nigglingly contradictory about bringing a microwave camping. Still, it beats a Bear Grylls-like effort of lighting a fire with two stones, damp matches and ...

Fancy a chicken curry on the go? Well, now you can have one, thanks to an in-car microwave that has been launched in the UK. The WaveBox is described by its makers as the world's first portable ...

In a city where some residents virtually live in their car commuting, working or stuck in traffic jams, American inventor Tim Frank could become a cultural hero for his new creation – a car-friendly ...

Retail stores and other consumer outlets will carry the WaveBox later this year. The WaveBox has the cooking ability of a conventional microwave in a design built for daily portability. A triple-power ...

Really, who wants to go out into the wilderness and track down dinner? Sure, the idea seems fun and adventurous but for people like myself it would result in nothing more than being swarmed by hornets ...