Silicon Valley’s $400 Juicer revealed to be unnecessary after journalist uses their hands instead

[LZTYBRN]

i cant wait until we have microwave DRM

[Wiggles]

[QUOTE=LZTYBRN;52150376]i cant wait until we have microwave DRM[/QUOTE]

The only food DRM I support is one that prevents people from putting milk in the bowl [I]before[/I] the cereal.

[Zenreon]

[QUOTE=kariko;52147756][media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bojSloU93k[/media]

It's like mush but still, if your hands can squeeze the juice out of the mush then what's the point of this juicer? :v:[/QUOTE]

The only defense I could conceive of is that using the billion tons of pressure or whatever actually gets more of the nutrients out of the mush, but even then it's retarded cause you might as well just sell the juice by itself.

[ithon]

[QUOTE=LZTYBRN;52150376]i cant wait until we have microwave DRM[/QUOTE]

not yet, but we do have a microwave with computer vision to monitor cooking and different types of food.

[sYnced]

this should be a humanitary lesson discussed in economics class

[SassPD22]

[QUOTE=Sam Za Nemesis;52152395]
[IMG]https://www.wired.com/images_blogs/gadgetlab/2012/06/teardown_reduced.jpg[/IMG][[/QUOTE]
Doesn't look over-engineered to me.
Is it the case?

[Van-man]

[QUOTE=SassPD22;52153465]Doesn't look over-engineered to me.
Is it the case?[/QUOTE]

I'd believe all the effort into making it a round ball is stupid when a small cube is both more space efficient and cheaper to design and manufacture