The vacuum-inventing genius talks about the future of engineering and innovation, and how it’s much harder to actually design an appliance that’s truly efficient, instead of just putting a smaller motor in it and saying it uses ...READ MORE›
Just when you thought you wouldn't be hearing from Dyson for a while, given all their recent new toys, they've come around again with a batch of stuff we didn't expect. This time: A tiny wall hanging vacuum, and a super clever ...READ MORE›
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Every so often I have the weird feeling that even design insiders don’t really know what industrial designers do. I’m not surprised that the public thinks of us as stylists, ...READ MORE›
If you live in a city, you've probably seen a Dyson vac or two sitting in a corner, attracting undue attention -- simply because the thing is too big to store. The new Dyson City is meant to solve that: It's small enough to sit on a ...READ MORE›
Dyson's Air Multiplier fan is quite possibly the oddest fan design ever created. The company just announced two new models, an elongated oval shape and a telescoping circle.READ MORE›
The company counters performance claims made by Dyson's new blade-less fan--and makes some of it's own. But they're missing the point of Dyson's M.O.READ MORE›
Sir James Dyson has made a mint selling the story of his dogged pursuit of the vacuum cleaner that "never loses suction." But Dyson's newest product doesn't suck. It blows.
That's right, Dyson's newest invention is a room fan--a ...READ MORE›
Yes, yes, it's a color we automatically associate with girls. But that doesn't mean every product for women has to be imbued with a rosy hue.READ MORE›
James Dyson--the British king of suck, inventor of the cyclonic vacuum--has been awarded a patent for an enitrely new product line: A modular, space-saving kit for kitchen appliances.
Usually, your blender, toaster, tea ...READ MORE›
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