Quote Originally Posted by albert_b View Post
I read the paper and I checked what kind of "changes" the inverter tech did for the microwave oven sa ibang sites. Well the technology behind the microwave (how it heats our food) is still the same. What changed was you get more power levels. Meaning it's not just the usual low med high. Now you can dial in more levels.

If your cooking or recipe (i.e., heat food at 60% power for 2 mins) calls for that then this is a definite must buy. Pero even the article doesnt boldy claim any kind of drastic electric bill savings, so you dont really buy this for savings.

Personally, I'd get it for its looks hehe ganda eh. Let me know if you find a store that carries the product sir. Goodluck! Ü
sa US, HK at SG ko pa lang nakita mga ito e. I'm looking for one locally for warranty purposes. Medyo malaki rin kasi kaya hassle dalhin.

Actually, halos pareho lang ang idea nya sa inverter motors, sa traditional mwave, on/off lang ang beam, ito sinusoid ang wave, high to low na gradual (at least, that's what I understood) that's why it's better. I don't really imagine myself cooking using a microwave but who knows. It's a nice to have feature, just in case the need arises.

Also, it does claim power savings, by being more efficient in input:output. That's also the reason why it's 9lbs lighter than a comparable model /capacity.