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Dyson’s Huge Pipe-Like Air Purifier Moves Like a Dune Sandworm and Blows Air Across the Room
The flagship purifier uses a directional nozzle and three-stage filtration to move cleaned air across large spaces, Dyson said.
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Dyson has stepped on the accelerator by launching new vacuum cleaner robots, electric mop, brush and hair iron, as well as new purifiers. Learn more: Dyson launches his first electric toothbrush: incorporates a camera and irrigator to leave your teeth blank
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Dyson claims to have learned from aviation how to move huge volumes of air without making irritating noise. In Berlin, I tested the capabilities of its new HushJet purifiers.
One year after a first test, Dyson is expanding its new air projection technology with a new Hushjet range.
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