Bosco cutting board is a great companion for high-tech kitchen as it’s been designed with an iPad stand. It’s made of Ginkgo wood and specifically designed for high-tech lovers. Each unit is hand carved out of a single log by Kyoto craftsmen.
Designer : Andrea Ponti
Bosco cutting board features 2 parts: the base to support a tablet or a cook book and the other part would be the cutting area with a rim that inserts into the base so that the board can be propped up for display. The technology installed on the board can change acquired tastes, supplement food culture, and help aspiring chefs. You can choose different food style: Macrobiotic, low calories, aphrodisiac, vegetarian, or fusion. Everything you can cook is just a touch away.
Using Bosco, you’ll get connected with different and unique kind of cooking experience you seek out as the internet is a bottomless recipe box for all budgets and tastes. You can pick your recipe, insert your tablet in the base and follow the cooking tips. When you’re done with your cooking, you can easily share it with your friends through the virtual networks. However the designer says that Bosco cutting board is not meant to be taken too seriously as it’s meant to provoke and experiment with the relationship between technology and our everyday kitchen tool.
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