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Now, from BorgCo - a drinks cooler that fits in a 19" rack.
Has USB and Ethernet connections for status monitoring.
Holds an entire 24-can slab of half-litre beer cans.
Anonymous, undistinguished brushed-aluminium front panel with a couple of small status LEDs and a 4 x 4 keypad for entering
the access code.
Beer not included.
19" Rackmount Fridge
19_22_20Rackmount_20Fridge
Prior Art acknowledged. [8th of 7, Dec 15 2009]
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Why would someone want to cool beer? |
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In order to render tinned lager almost drinkable. |
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// Why would someone want to drink lager? // |
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Because by 0345, all the Tippex is gone from the stationary cupboard, the whiteboard cleaning fluid has been scoffed, and desperation is setting in. |
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// Has USB and Ethernet connections for status monitoring. // |
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Come on [bigs], read the spec .... |
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The single large keg probably has the edge in terms of access time. The RAID approach is more spill-tolerant, in that the most you can ever lose is one canfull, whereas if the spigot on the keg fails, you could lose the lot. |
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5 minutes sounds like a reasonable lease time. High end units will implement Tuborg Carlsberg Protocol/Internet Party and Draught Heineken Cask Protocol. |
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