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Whatever your thoughts on gas fireplaces, these stoves are impressive and compelling.

These colorful, side-loading toasters mean you'll never have to reach for a stuck piece of toast.

A look at the intersection of products, consumers, government, and the environment.

Magimix's Vision Toaster has glass sides that allow you to watch your toast cook, but it will cost you a lot of bread.

While the stovetop and oven get all the attention, the broiler is an incredibly powerful cooking tool you should learn to love.

Smart appliances still can't do your laundry on their own, but a few good models are ready for a place in your home. Part five in our series about smart appliances.

Using the power of RFID chips, LG wants to help smart appliances communicate with cookbooks.

Touchscreens and Twitter are fine, but smart appliances will need to save time and money. Part four in our series about smart appliances.

The industry is split on smart appliances, but your next fridge or washer will probably connect to the Internet anyway. Part three in our series about smart appliances.

Miele's new color signals a continued shift away from stainless finishes.

The vision of a smart home has been kicking around for decades. Part two in our series about smart appliances.

If cooking with salt is an American tradition, cooking on top of it should be too.

Ovens aren't built to hit exact temperatures, and it might affect the way you cook.

A mug that can't tip over? We see if that claim holds any water—or coffee, for that matter.

Induction technology is finally beginning to take off. Here we take a look at a few of the products on display at IHHS.

A five-part series about smart appliances and connected homes.

Appliances aren't just big boxes sitting in the corner anymore. Part one in our series about smart appliances.

From vacuum cookers to hand-crafted samurai blades, some of the most interesting products at IHHS are high-end.