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more about #fans more comments → Bokusatsu_Tenshi: Well, makes it harder for shit to hit the fan. And in the end, it would have no effect other than making the design a little more "organic". more » MePerson: All I know is that it's going to be one awesome paper airplane launcher. more » audiophile8706: The real question is.. what happens when shit hits this? more » quantumbits: I hate my Dyson vacuum. It struggles to, you know, suck anything, it makes a horrible grinding noise just about every 5 minutes, the attachment hose ... more » YankBoffin: Meh. Nice novelty. Now, if was nearly silent in operation, they really have something. more » sfokevin: If this had the power of their hand dryers - One could put it in the bathroom and do away with post shake!... more » Bazooka Lukis: New Tech, New Age, Dreamcatcher... (my first image edit using Preview!) more » freewithads: aesthetics >> engineering forcing the air through sharp angle bends and narrow openings increases the static pressure which means it takes much more ... more » Andinator: The all-seeing eye of Dyson. more » OMG! Ponies!: Linda Hamilton had the right idea. We have to kill Dyson. more » Thorax707: I'm giving it a grade of, meh. more » anexanhume: For $300, you could hire a hooker to fan you with a large plant leaf, and she'd still function during a blackout. more » Wilson Rothman: My kid figured out how to turn on a fan at age 1.5. She also tries to stick her tiny fingers through the mesh to the blade every chance she gets. I se... more » Edd Schneider: Has anybody seen the Dyson hand dryers? I saw them in an airport, I am curious if it is the same kind of thing? I'll take one of these when they are ... more » stvjohnsn: At that price...I'd go with an air conditioner more » -
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Dyson Air Multiplier Review: Making a $300 Fan Takes Cojones
Dyson's newest invention, a window fan with no blades, is the most opulent, most eye-catching and most ludicrously overpriced gadget the company has released yet. And I sort of love it. More » -
#zune
Zune Girl Proves Zune Fans Have Their Crazies Too
You know how one out of every twenty iPod fans are incredibly annoying and try to convince you that the iPod is better than what you've got? Zune has that too. [Inside the Circle] -
#accessories
This Is Low, Brando...Even For You
We have a love hate relationship with weird gadget retailer Brando—mostly love. But this USB Mini Netbook Cooling Pad + 3-Port Hub + 2.5" HDD Dock is beyond horrible. More » -
#fans
Room to Room Fan Helps Cut Down on Your Energy Bill
Heating and cooling costs can be a real drain on the bank account, especially when money is tight. This simple $30 door fan helps push warm or cool air into neighboring rooms. More » -
#laptopdesk
Laptop Bed Desk Comes With Built-in Fans, Speakers
Those of us that have worked from home when sick in bed know that balancing a laptop on our knees while trying to watch TV and eat cereal at the same time is quite difficult. If we only had this notebook desk, we could easily store our stuff there while at the same time enjoying its built-in 2.1 speaker system and cooling fans. That photo above is pretty much exactly what we look like in bed—handling our laptop with one hand with a magazine spread out beside us, face alight with joy. [Fedom via Gearlog] -
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#gadgets
Turbo Toaster Prototype Jet Engines Make Your Toast
Want to make bread into toast in under a minute? This Turbo Toaster prototype by Oliver Newberry of London can do just that, provided you're okay with the noise that two huge jet engine-like fans blowing hot air onto the toast will make. The inspiration for this invention? The fact that his beans became cold before the toast was done heating up. To this, we have two things to say. One, who eats beans on toast? And two, why not just wait until your toast is done to make your beans? [Daily Mail]
