after five years of development, dyson designs silent supersonic hair dryer
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escaping beyond fans and vacuums, dyson enters the beauty product market with it’s own hair dryer. the ‘supersonic’ took five years to develop, $71 milliion US to make, and with sir james dyson and his team 103 engineers, they managed to create 600 prototypes, researching and initiating over 100 patents pending.
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the airflow created by the ‘supersonic’ hair dryer
the main component of the ‘supersonic’ hair dryer is the V9 electric motor, which is dyson’s smallest, lightest motor ever manufactured. to help with every detail, the company hired additional aero-acoustic engineers to fully eliminate the noise traditional made by hair dryers.
head accessories are magnetically detachable
the 110,00 rotations per minute motor now has 13 blades instead of 11, which means the tones made have been altered beyond audible for humans. air temperature is measured 20 times every second, keeping the temperature under control.
the buttons on the handle
every little detail has been engineered – the hair dryer comes with magnetic attachments and heat shield technology, so users can adjust quickly and easily without getting burnt. controlled by just four buttons, the ‘supersonic’ can adjust to three different speed settings, and four precise heat settings. sir james dyson even exclusively designed a limited edition travel case made with hand-finished leather. the dyson ‘supersonic’ is expected to arrive in september 2016.
the easily removable air filter
the V9 electric motor
the microprocessor monitors temperatures 20 times a second
the leather travel case
