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British tech brand unveils Wi-Fi coffee machine
Connected coffee machine arrives hot on the heels of Smarter's popular iKettle and will ask you if you want a cup of coffee the moment you get home
British tech company Smarter has introduced what it claims to be the world's first bean to cup Wi-Fi-enabled coffee machine.
Like the brand's Wi-Fi-connected iKettle, which was launched in 2014, the coffee machine can be controlled by free iOS and Android apps and has been designed to wake up users with a cup of freshly ground coffee, as the intelligent appliance will take care of the hard work while they're still snoozing in bed.
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The machine will also let users know when it needs refilling and will even ask you if they want a cup of coffee when they arrive back at their house, thanks to the 'welcome home' mode.
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The sensibly named Wi-Fi Coffee Machine by Smarter will make its debut at CES Unveiled on Sunday 4 January - one of the first events at the annual CES tech show in Las Vegas.
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The device is crafted from brushed stainless steel and comes with a two-year guarantee.
Smarter's iKettle has already proved to be a hit and is stocked in Apple stores across Europe.
The Wi-Fi Coffee Machine is due to hit the shops in March 2015 with a price tag of £129.99.
