These days, it seems like there’s an endless supply of innovations in the home kitchen. From knives that can cut our shoes to a coffee pot that can brew a cup in less than 30 seconds, it feels like we’ve arrived at the kitchen of the post-World War II tomorrow. Or do we have?

The launch of Apple’s iPad has blown the minds of tech trendsetters with collaborative ideas. But probably few will be as brilliant as the kitchen cabinet support. Created by tech blogger Adam Daly, the cabinet holds the iPad tablet, connects it to a speaker system, and allows easy visibility for viewing recipes, TV shows, and movies. Daly chronicled the project on his blog, Technolog.ie, and talked about the joys of having a custom kitchen cabinet with a semi-portable command center with Wi-Fi installed.

But the reaction of the Internet world has not been so cheerful. Many Apple devotees are upset with Daly for turning what they believe to be a portable revolution into an immobile home entertainment device. But what the video doesn’t show is that the iPad doesn’t just create the most modern kitchen cabinets; It can also be removed at any time. And since Daly has kids, a counter-level position would provide a precarious position while he tries to focus on cooking. By mounting the iPad in his kitchen cabinets, Daly has prevented food splatters and clumsy, greasy fingers from grabbing the tablet.

In his online epistle, Daly suggests a few other mods that the world’s biggest app makers could come up with to make your device more kitchen-friendly. He plans to install accessories in the cabinet, such as a power source for charging, and look to iPad apps like EyeTV and WunderRadio for more media in the kitchen. He’s also eagerly waiting for Apple to let the remote app (which would allow Daly to stream his computer’s entire music library) to work in landscape mode. Once these updates are complete, Daly’s kitchen of tomorrow will be ready to roll, featuring the most modern, most connected, musical kitchen cabinet available today.