I love the Rodger's family

[Ron_TN]

I own and use the old Keurig model and was going to buy the new model 2.0 but didnt do to the fact of what Keurig did....untill I found out about what the Rodger's family have done....Way to go Rodger's family

 

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/02/13/keurig-coffee-kcups-jailbreak-the-machine_n_6680498.html?utm_hp_ref=media&ir=Media

[TGO David]

 

 

Very cool.  Linking the graphic so people don't have to click if they don't want to.  :)

[10-Ring]

I like it.  I got the use of one of these puppies recently and they make Keurig look like day old gas station coffee.  You just press a button and it grinds the beans and then brews you a cup.  Best I've ever had!

[hipower]

Greed vs Ingenuity. I love the outcome.

 

Wonder what Keurig's reaction will be to this little give-away?

[analog_kidd]

Like printer manufacturers that sell the printers for cheap, but make their money on ink over the life of the printer, I'm sure Keurig doesn't make much money on the hardware, but depends on people buying their coffee packs. I can't really fault them, they are losing a revenue stream to all the knockoff companies. This seems like an attempt to keep some of that revenue, but it wasn't really very well thought out. Of course someone would come up with a way to overcome the restriction - that's the American way.

 

What Keurig really needs to do is figure out a way to make an economical coffee packet that can compete with the knockoffs. Stunts like this just make your customer base angry.