Dyson will be eyeing Abiko, a company that has ripped off the Dyson Air Multiplier, and is likely to end up in some sort of legal fisticuffs with the company. The fake version of the Dyson Air Multipler AM01 will set you back £145, saving you about £50 on the price of a genuine Dyson fan.
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Yesterday we posted a video of Dyson’s engineers setting up a fancy, arty balloon transportation system using air mulitipliers. But wait, at 1:23 in the air multiplier video Dyson have blurred something out on the factory floor…
We love the Dyson Air Multiplier. It’s bladeless air-moving abilities have kept us cool while the UK swelters, and we’ve enjoyed flying paper planes through it too. But out tomfoolery is nothing compared to the Dyson Air Multiplier shenanigans cooked up by the engineers behind the gale force gadget. Check out this video of a balloon performing a few tricks at the Dyson factory.
Electric Pig grabbed some time with the snappily dressed air manipulator extraordinaire, James Dyson at the launch of the Air Multipliers AM02 and AM03. These are office-sized upgrades to the desk fan we saw last year, and chuck out a good deal more air than the smaller fans. Read our full review here.
Want to know what we’re up to this week? The all-new Electricpig Tech Radar is here to spill the beans on our schedule from now until Friday. We want to give you the heads-up on the tech announcements right around the corner, and if there’s anything you want to know from any of the appointments on our schedule, just drop us a line in the comments section, and we’ll do our best to find out for you.
You’ll usually see the Tech Radar first thing on a Monday morning, plotting our week in full, but we couldn’t wait a whole six days to share our calendar, so here are our movements from today until Friday!
The Dyson Air Multiplier has been joined by two new, elongated offerings, the Dyson Air Multiplier AM02 and AM03. They’re double the height and just as quirky, with no visible fan, and we’ve got the lowdown on them right here.
Dyson’s new desktop fan is an oddball. Part sculpture, part next-gen wind generator it’s as far removed from the typical design of a desktop fan as the first iPod was from the MP3 players it kicked into touch, and that’s the point. Yes it looks different, but it works differently too. This is a game-changer for the permanently perspiring, a shot in the arm for stuffy offices, and a godsend for dust-phobic windseekers. Read our full Dyson Air Multiplier review for all the details.
We’ve been teased with videos, got handsy with it this morning, and now we’ve bagged our very own Dyson Air Multiplier. See our unboxing photos and see what’s in store when you prize this futuristic fan from its designer packaging.