Dyson’s air multiplier fans were one of the best looking gadgets to hit shelves last year, but they were let down by one fatal flaw – not everyone needs a desk fan. So it’s great that Dyson have just announced that they’re boosting the range to include a tower fan and a pedestal fan model.
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Maybe moving $US300 fans is harder than Dyson expected, or perhaps Dyson’s engineers are just flat out of things to do. Either way, this Rube Goldberg-ian balloon course, made from God knows how many Air Multiplier bladeless fans, is mesmerising.
When the heat of summer arrives all those iPhone doubters will be left sweltering and swooning when you pull out your iPHONE FAN. Dutch company HMB TEC has created peripherals that plug into the headphone jack, controlled by special apps.
Doctors aren’t hopeful about their prospects for separating the fledgling fan, which was born recently in Germany and is named Double Circulator, but it seems to be doing pretty well, all things considered:
Hate having a bunch of blades whizzing in circles above your head? Yeah, me too. That’s why I love the idea of cooling off in the gentle breeze produced by the bladeless LoftWing ceiling fan.
