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WineM Categorizes Wine, Gives You Another Gadget

When having a ridiculously awesome wine collection and a super posh cellar just isn't cool enough for you gadget-crazed, database-mongers out there, organizing your bottles could become your new obsession. This organization called ThingM is highlighting their concept product for a RFID-enabled database system called WineM, that can store your collection by a number of different variables, including regions and varietals, and allows you to call up the perfect bottle on a handheld device. Visit their site to see a video and shots of the UI, and check out a close-up of the actual gadget after the jump.

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Memwine, Mobile Wine Database

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Wine

If you have ever stood in the wine store and tried to remember if you have tried a certain wine before and liked it, the new MemWine™ service can help. It's a personal wine database that can be updated via your cell phone. The database can be used on the phone or on the Internet and lets you enter details such as rating, price and tasting notes. The website is devoid of bells and whistles so that it is easier to access via a handheld such as a a Treo or Blackberry. The free service currently has a member-driven database of over 12,000 labels. You can also create a personal wines to try and wines tasted lists.

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Tags: blackberry, database, free programs, red wine, treo, white wine, wine