Not content with vacuums and fans, Dyson is expanding into the realm of air purification with its Pure Cool purifier fan, which was unveiled today. Building on the company's Air Multiplier technology, it's designed to capture ultrafine particles, which are a major component of air pollution. To learn more, Gizmag talked to Dyson engineer Robert Green. .. Continue Reading Dyson unveils next-generation air purifier
Section: Around The Home
Tags: Air Purification Systems, Carbon Monoxide, China, Dyson, Filters, Japan, Pollution
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