They’re the greatest thing to happen to public washrooms since those automatic toilet seat covering contraptions, but now Dyson’s engineers have managed to find a way to make its Airblade hand dryers ...

Dyson launched the Dyson Airblade 9kJ hand dryer. With a completely unique design and cutting-edge technology, the Dyson Airblade 9kJ hand dryer enables people to dry their hands quickly and ...

Dyson’s latest Airblade dryer is now 35% quieter, but doesn’t compromise on speed, hygiene or sound. Dyson is the Apple of the appliance world. It is the company that other appliance makers wish they ...

Dyson engineers have re-engineered the apertures of the Dyson Airblade hand dryer to reduce air turbulence. The new Dyson Airblade dB hand dryer is said to create two sheets of high velocity unheated ...

Can we speak, for just a moment, about the most abhorrent work of design in recent memory? I am referring — and you may be ahead of me here — to the Dyson Airblade electric hand dryer. No doubt you ...

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James Dyson's newest invention is all dried up -- in a good way. June 27, 2007 — -- As far as billionaires go, he's a bit of a maverick. He went to art school. He's not the suit-and-tie type. Oh, ...

After we brought you news of Dyson's "revolutionary" new Airblade hand-drying system yesterday, the comments that followed were pretty equally divided into two camps: about half of you were worried ...

Next time you finish washing your hands in a public bathroom, you may want to think twice when you choose between a jet hand dryer and paper towels. According to a study published in the Journal of ...

Dyson's latest and greatest invention is an update to their Airblade line of hand dryers, the Airblade Tap. Dyson's Airblade Tap integrates the drying functionality directly into the faucet itself, ...

While James Dyson is the obvious face of the company he founded in 1993, he isn’t the only one tinkering away at high-powered blades or really sucky vacuums in Malmesbury, England. With over 700 some ...