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(I think someone is trying to pull a fast one on CP. Dyson vacuums were created by James Dyson not Freeman Dyson.) |
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'''James Dyson''', not to be confused with the physicist [[Freeman Dyson]], is known for his vacuum cleaner designs, all of which are "[[bag]]less" (meaning that they collect dust and dirt in a hollow cylinder rather than in a disposable vacuum bag), and many of which feature a rotating [[sphere]] instead of fixed [[wheel]]s or casters. | '''James Dyson''', not to be confused with the physicist [[Freeman Dyson]], is known for his vacuum cleaner designs, all of which are "[[bag]]less" (meaning that they collect dust and dirt in a hollow cylinder rather than in a disposable vacuum bag), and many of which feature a rotating [[sphere]] instead of fixed [[wheel]]s or casters. | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
[http://www.dyson.com/homepage.asp Dyson Vacuums Homepage] | [http://www.dyson.com/homepage.asp Dyson Vacuums Homepage] | ||
Revision as of 23:57, January 9, 2009
James Dyson, not to be confused with the physicist Freeman Dyson, is known for his vacuum cleaner designs, all of which are "bagless" (meaning that they collect dust and dirt in a hollow cylinder rather than in a disposable vacuum bag), and many of which feature a rotating sphere instead of fixed wheels or casters.