Dyson

March 15th 2007

Exclusive Dyson Slim Photos: Meet the Barracuda of Cyclone Vacs

Here’s the latest, sleekest Dyson ever, which landed in Giz HQ (“The Dump of Cardboard Boxes and Gadgets”) early this morning. The coolest thing, aside from thes new form factor and all that clear/neon plastic detailing all Dysons have, is the flexible foot ball wheel, not found before in a slim vac, and a extension…

Gadgets Brian Lam Mar 15

October 13th 2006

Dyson Root 6 Handheld Super Sucker Hands-On

John Biggs is a dirty, dirty man. So dirty, in fact, that Dyson felt that he needed a Dyson Root 6, the only handheld vacuum that doesn’t lose suction. So what does dirty Biggs think? The device is quite sturdy and large, much bigger and beefier than a Dust Buster or other similar devices. In…

Gadgets Jason Chen Oct 13

October 12th 2006

Dyson’s Root 6: The Handheld Suck-Machine

Made for cramped spaces like cars and NY apartments, the Dyson Root 6 takes Dyson’s special sucking power and transfers it to a handheld. Despite looking like something out of Ghostbusters, the Root 6 maintains suction like all other Dysons, and has a “one-touch emptying” system so you don’t have to get your hands (very)…

Gadgets Jason Chen Oct 12

October 6th 2006

Dyson Airblade Copied Mitsubishi Jet Towel?

Mitsubishi’s own high-speed hand air-dryer has been deployed in Japan for almost 10 years now, a fact most foreigners—like us—were oblivious of. Apparently, that includes Dyson. https://gizmodo.com/dyson-airblade-400mph-no-hot-air-204828 Called the Jet Towel, the dryer works in a virtually identical way to removes water from the front and back of freshly-washed hands. We’ll give Dyson the benefit…

Gadgets Jason Chen Oct 6

October 3rd 2006

Dyson Airblade: 400mph, No Hot Air

James Dyson, billionaire inventor of expensive vacuum cleaners, has time on his hands to worry about bathroom bacteria, so he created the Dyson Airblade, a supercharged hand dryer that pumps room-temperature air through a tiny slot at 400mph. Dyson claims the device uses a “windshield-wiper” effect, drying both hands in 10 seconds. Since it doesn’t…

Gadgets Charlie White Oct 3

September 28th 2006

Dyson’s CR01 Contrarotating Double-Drum Washing Machine

Dyson, masters of the cyclonic vacuum cleaners are taking on the task of washing out your dirty laundry. The contrarotating, or rotating in an opposite manner, design uses two drums to get clothes cleaner, by “flexing” fabrics more. Sounds like its rough on the delicates, but we’re not laundry men, so what do we know?…

Gadgets Brian Lam Sep 28

Exclusive Dyson Slim Photos: Meet the Barracuda of Cyclone Vacs

Dyson Root 6 Handheld Super Sucker Hands-On

Dyson’s Root 6: The Handheld Suck-Machine

Dyson Airblade Copied Mitsubishi Jet Towel?

Dyson Airblade: 400mph, No Hot Air

Dyson’s CR01 Contrarotating Double-Drum Washing Machine

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