Ultrasonic Chef's Knife Uses 30,000 Hz Vibrations for Cleaner Cutting at CES
At the CES tech fair in Las Vegas, US manufacturer Seattle Ultrasonics is presenting its ultrasonic C-200 knife, which vibrates over 30,000 times per second to create cleaner, smoother cuts.
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