The product was launched on June 10, and James explained that he got the inspiration when he invented the fan blade hand dryer. The principle of the fan blade hand dryer is to force air through a small opening to "brush" the water on the hand. He said: "We noticed that the hand dryer attracted a lot of air around. Therefore, we began to consider how to apply this effect. We are considering developing an airflow device without propeller or fan. Three years of research and development plus one year of experiment, the result is our current Dyson air booster. "
Dyson air auger lets air blow out from a 1.3 mm wide incision, which rotates around a circle. Because air is forced to blow out of this circle, the amount of air passing through can be increased to 15 times, and its speed can be increased to 35 kilometers per hour. What's important, James said, is that this airflow is smoother than the wind generated by ordinary fans. He said: "The amount of air it produces is equivalent to the best fan on the market at present. We won't say that you can get more air, but its quality is very good. Because there is no fan blade to' cut' the air, you won't feel the impact and stimulation. It makes you feel cool through continuous airflow. "
This kind of machine is divided into two types, large and small, and it is made of metal. Prototype price 199. Like most desktop fans, it can rotate 90 degrees, but unlike other fans, it is controlled by a dimmer switch. Of course, because there are no leaves, it will not be covered with dust and will not hurt the fingers of curious children.
This kind of air booster has been sold in specially designed stores, Harrods Department Store and Searle Foric Department Store, and will be sold elsewhere early next year. James, who is 62 years old and worth 50 million pounds, has been called the most famous inventor in Britain since he invented the steam vacuum cleaner in the 1990s.