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Bus System: Remote Maintenance And Cleaning Included

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1:00 PM - 06/13/2005 by Frank Völkel

The system is based on a proprietary LON bus, special hardware (dongles and cards) provides connectivity so that firmware updates are possible, for instance. The coffee machine can also be operated remotely, and of course the machine itself has completely automatic self-cleaning capabilities, as is typical with products from the big brand manufacturers (Jura, Saeco and Krupps).

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tonyp12 04/17/2008 3:45 PM
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Nothing special, it just parts of an idustrual coffe-exprssos machine moved to a ugly talll pc case.

If it was a gizmo that used three 5.25 bays and still let you keep the case
as a computer when we are talking.

neiroatopelcc 09/05/2008 10:14 AM
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Well I'm quite sure ya could fit a slim notebook's internals into the case, if you were willing to lengthen wires and such.

bogcotton 06/15/2009 11:41 PM
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Might have some issues with the heat of the boilers etc.
I have a high quality espresso machine and the side panels, (with about 2 to 3 inches of air space between them and the components), get very warm. I'm not sure a laptop's hardware could deal with that.

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