Sharp Corp. has developed a new low-speed juicer that it says makes more nutritious drinks.
The Juicepresso, to be sold from June 22 for 36,000 yen ($454), crushes fruit using a relatively slowly rotating mechanism. Sharp says that reduces the oxidization of the fruit and improves the end product.
The device can also handle ginger and other relatively hard foodstuffs.
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