Published on October 21st,2009 at 11:11 AM
By >Akihabara News Team

Thanko to Launch a USB Ultrasonic Cleaner

Yesterday Thanko announced their USB ultrasonic cleaner, a cleaning device that uses ultrasound to clean delicate items like jewels, metal, and glasses…

Nothing special here, the USB ultrasonic cleaner is powered by two USB ports, and provides sonic vibration up to 5800 waves per minute.

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Comments
 

  • http://www.facrew.net/blog SirJeannot

    at last, the ultimate usb gadget!
    I’m getting that during my next trip there for sure!

  • Stefano

    5800 waves per minute doesn’t mean “ultrasonic”, infact it corrisponds at about 96Hz (wave per second), that is the hearable range.

    You can refere to wikipedia for more info:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultrasound

    To talk about ultrasound we must have 1200000 wave per minute (20kHz)

    Thank you

 

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