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The AvE teardown mentioned this. It does give you uniform force across the entire work surface, which is theoretically superior, but I think it's a case where
by rdl 9y ago
The AvE teardown mentioned this. It does give you uniform force across the entire work surface, which is theoretically superior, but I think it's a case where a 5% improvement in results does not warrant 75% increase in BOM cost and design, at least in v1 of a relatively virgin market (if the market were flooded with roller systems, you could possibly differentiate with a press based 1.0, but no need to do that out the gate in a virgin market.)
- gehwartzen 9y agoThere is nothing complicated about squeezing something out of a bag with with uniform pressure. The book press / screw press has existed since the first century AD. Here is a 'juicero' that you can fill with whatever chopped fruit you want and get the same/better results: https://www.amazon.com/Fruit-Press-Italian-Stainless-Brewcraft/dp/B00K6OSUDO/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1504324186&sr=8-2&keywords=Screw+press https://www.amazon.com/Fruit-Press-Italian-Stainless-Brewcra...
- dingo_bat 9y agoOh but does it have the food DRM that forces you to buy all your fruits from one company in overpriced bags?
- trapperkeeper74 9y agoLOL. That was the fail. They had a tiny market of a subset of rich people whom bought into inkjet/razorblade/K-cup crapola.