Esimene protsessoriga hambahari

Refereerin uudist mis pani muigama teemal, et kaugele veel võib minna. Kui väidetavvalt 2/3 maailma elanikonnast kasutab hambaharja ning seda ka vähemalt korra aastas vahetab, siis kuidagi peab ju selles olelusvõitluses ellu jääma ja vähemalt tehnohullude segmendi endale saama. See oleks vast iga tehnogiigi unistus, omada ülimat tarkust täis hambaharja oma vannitoa kraanikausi serval.
Mul jäi ükspäev peaaegu hambahari ostmata, sest ma ei suutnud poest seda päris õiget valida.

Market leader Oral-B has been pushing the boundaries recently with its disposable battery-operated “manual” Pulsar and now it has gone several steps better with electric toothbrushes by adding a microprocessor and a bunch of extra functionality. As such, being the first toothbrush with a microprocessor, the Oral-B Triumph is arguably the world’s most advanced toothbrush.

Now having an on-board computer doesn’t offer a staggering improvement in performance, but it does offer functionality that’s handy and previously unavailable, like telling you how long you brushed your teeth for – and presumably helping one achieve the optimum two minutes, twice a day. The Smart Technology also recommends when you need to replace the brush head, and the best part…you can customize your every brush with a choice from four brushing modes - clean, soft, massage, and polish modes.
Other features of the Oral-B Triumph include interactive feedback in 13 languages on the brush’s LCD screen, a portable SmartPlug charger convenient for when traveling, and it has an attractive base so it looks fabulous on display in the bathroom and reminds you each day that you’re one of the very few people on the planet using the world’s most advanced toothbrush.

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