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We are so happy, that we are using various smart gadgets thats are too useful for our life and this electric shaver is one of them that make us too easy to clean hair and you want to what are difference between electric shaver and manual shaver, here i wanna say that that's are different on the basis of its advantages for that reason electric shaver better that's use is easy and comfortable.
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Before the electric shaver was successfully marketed, quite a few attempts were made to develop and promote variations of the device. The initial electric shaver patent was issued in 1898. A typical early model was called Lek-tro-shav and was sold in the 1910s. In order to work, a Lek-tro-shav had to be connected to a lightbulb socket. In the mid-1920s came the Vibro-Shave, whose handle included a tiny magnet and spring that also depended upon a lightbulb socket for its electric current.Jacob Schick (1878-1937), a career U.S. Army officer, is credited as the inventor of what evolved into the modern-era electric shaver. Schick initially devised a shaver powered by an external motor but could find no one to market it. Then in 1921 he invented what he called the Magazine Repeating Razor, a predecessor of the injector razor, in which replacement blades were kept in the razor handle and were fed into position without having to touch the blade. Schick formed his own company and began selling this razor in 1926. Despite his early success, he continued to invent. He was determined to develop a dry shaver and did so in 1927. Schick's first electric shaver included a tiny motor and shaving head that were connected via a bendable shaft. The head consisted of cutters that reciprocated, or went back and forth in a repeating motion. By the end of the decade Schick established a second company, Schick Dry Shaver, Inc., to produce and market his invention. Sales initially were slow, but upgraded models were developed and the product gradually caught on with the public. The Schick Model S, the first to replace Jacob Schick's prototype, or original, was marketed in 1935. Two years later 1.5 million Schick electric shavers were sold. Meanwhile, other companies began producing electric shavers. Among the types marketed during the 1930s were the Remington Model E, Sunbeam Shavemaster, Arvin Consort, Braun Standard 50, and Rolls Razor Viceroy.An engineer named Alexandre Horowitz (1904-1982) invented the rotary electric shaver, which employed rotating cutters. Horowitz was employed by the Netherlands-based N.V. Philips Gloeilampenfabrieken (Royal Philips Electronics), a producer of radios and lightbulbs. Working with Schick's shaver, Horowitz developed his own rotating razor. Philips first marketed the rotary shaver in 1939; it was called the Philishave shaver. Horowitz's invention featured a single head; two-headed models were devised during World War II (1939-45) and marketed after the war. The various models of electric shavers were all welcomed by men seeking convenience and interested in the possibilities of electricity."Electric Shaver." Fashion, Costume, and Culture: Clothing, Headwear, Body Decorations, and Footwear through the Ages. 2004. Encyclopedia.com. 15 Nov. 2010
That depends on the device. Most devices should have either a label or a description in the manual to tell you the voltage they are supposed to run on, i.e. 100-240V. Most devices are either 110 V or 220V. Some however are manufactured for the international market and have internal switches, so that you can plug them into any socket provided you have the required adapter. Typical examples include most laptop power supplies. With a shaver, your chances are rather slim, but it's certainly worth a try if they are identical. Just check the manual.
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The United States is full of electric companies. Some of the companies with the highest number of customers include Pacific Gas and Electric, Georgia Power, and Consolidated Edison.
since wasabi is probably restricted to usage in restaurants, won't it make sense to determine the total market size for US food service restaurants? from there you just breakdown to the most likely users of wasabi: Asian restaurants (all), Pan Asian, fast casual, casual, etc. What is the total size of the US food service market to begin with?