Dyson Bladeless Fan Works Like A Jet Engine
Sir James Dyson has declared war on ‘inefficient’ air-conditioning with the launch of a new range of bladeless fans today.
The British inventor of the cyclone vacuum cleaner reckons his latest invention – jet-engine technology fans – are both cheaper and better than air-conditioning units.
The technology inside Dyson’s bladeless fans works by sucking up to 33 litres of air into the cyclone accelerator, in a similar way to a jet-engine or a turbo-charger in a car.
Air is sucked in through the base by a 40 watt electric motor, and then pushed out at high speed through a lip which runs around the inside of its circular head.
As this is forced out, other air is drawn into the airflow, resulting in the expulsion of 405 litres every second.
The fan also has a dimmer-type switch, which means the powerful current can be easily controlled.
The Dyson Pedestal and Tower fans are available online from today priced at £299.99
Well I was thinking about buying one until I saw the price!!!! 
Posted on June 22, 2010 | Filed Under Tech
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