The Heinz Beanzawave is being billed as the world's smallest
microwave and measures a scant 7.4 inches tall by 6.2 inches wide
and 5.9 inches deep. It's equally suited for heating a can of
beans/soup at your desk or frying your nuts so you can't have
children.
The mini microwave is being developed as a partner to Heinz Snap
Pots, baked beans in single-serving containers. The Snap Pots,
available in the U.K., fit perfectly into the Beanzawave. But the
$160 device will only be released commercially if consumer feedback
is positive and if component prices drop in the near future.
