D'Amico: Impulse plans tabletop or two-burner appliances in 1 to 3 years
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Sam D'Amico, founder of Impulse, responds to a question about whether the company will produce single-burner or compact cooktops.
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“We're working on what like tabletop devices we're going to ship, you know, in the near future. I think if you're interested in that or like a two burner, like we're definitely thinking of you guys. And I think that that's something that we're going to try to have a solution for in the coming year or two or three.”
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