I've been trying to talk DH into getting a small netbook to keep downstairs to store recipes, etc. so I didn't have to keep dragging out my laptop to bake (I'm a techno-geek).
Anyway, I was looking at Bakerella's site and saw she posted a review of a gadget specifically for recipes!
It's call The Demy. It's a touchscreen device that store recipes and such. It's really just a gadget but for the price, out of my range.
I'm anxious to see if they come out with a new model in a year or two and what it'll be capable of.
That sounds pretty cool - but out of my price range right now too. Oh well. One day right? Hehe.
I have a feeling that in a year, it'll be updated and offered at a lower price. I'm thinking since it doesn't have wireless capabilities, it should run around $150-200, instead of the $300 price tag. If you could take it to the store with you, and have it update your grocery list while you shop, then I'd pay $300 for it. 
That does sound like a nice thing. I am always finding new recipes and printing them out, but then now I have stacks of paper sitting around and can never find a recipe when I want it.
you could get a netbook for around that ($300) price....so that's prob the better deal. Won't be name brand though, but that doesnt really mean much for electronics.
Well, that's what I meant by netbook. Those are the smaller notebooks that are purposed specifically for Web browsing and such.
I, by no means, am willing to chuck down that kind of cash for The Demy. I just thought it was cool. 
Hmmm, okay now I'm thinking about seeing if my mom will let me "borrow" her baby laptop that she got for traveling (rolls eyes) for recipes. Think she'll go for it?? HeHeHe
I got an HP netbook back in May and I love it. It's actually my only laptop. They start at $300, then you can of course add on options. I think I paid just under $500 for everything (netbook and shipping). I bought it directly from HP. I didn't have Office, Norton or any other additional software put onto it (I download free-ware versions of those products). Oh, and I got the 6cell battery to extend the battery life (I believe 3cell is standard). I bought mine directly from HP's website. HP is where I look for stuff first (I've always had HP and have become somewhat of an HP snob, lol). I've used other brands at work and such and just don't like them, lol.
Anywho, there's by $2 worth
~Chelle
Wow cool idea, but yup to pricey, but I think I have solved that problem for me.
I have a digital picture frame that has a remote control with it.
It has video and sound capabilities too. DH grabbed it for me last year, full color 7" screen.
It also takes a memory card!
Well I have loaded up my memory card full of recipes and done it using powerpoint.
So when ever I want to pull up a recipe I just use my remote and presto there it is.
Can you tell I a techno geek? LOL
Anywhoo no touch screen but works just as good and way cheaper!
Just thought I would share
Wow cool idea, but yup to pricey, but I think I have solved that problem for me.
I have a digital picture frame that has a remote control with it.
It has video and sound capabilities too. DH grabbed it for me last year, full color 7" screen.
It also takes a memory card!
Well I have loaded up my memory card full of recipes and done it using powerpoint.
So when ever I want to pull up a recipe I just use my remote and presto there it is.
Can you tell I a techno geek? LOL
Anywhoo no touch screen but works just as good and way cheaper!
Just thought I would share
I never thought about it that way. That could certainly work just as well. 
Great idea!
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