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Likewise. Brexiteers hold him up as a paragon of British engineering and entrepreneurship. But he took an already-solved problem and "re-imagined" it with twic
by kitd 8y ago
Likewise.
Brexiteers hold him up as a paragon of British engineering and entrepreneurship. But he took an already-solved problem and "re-imagined" it with twice the cost and power requirement.
I'll stick with my Vax, thx.
- varjag 8y agoDyson sucks better than Vax!
- vixen99 8y agoDon't know about Vax but my 17-year old Dyson performs just as efficiently as when I bought it. I notice that most of the new cleaners in the market in my region appear to copy Dyson's cyclonic separation idea - because it works!
- raverbashing 8y ago> Dyson's cyclonic separation idea It's not his idea, though he was probably the 1st one to use it in vacuums https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclonic_separation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclonic_separation
- frou_dh 8y agoWhat I'm getting from you two is that you're desperate to insert Brexit into any conversation.
- timrichard 8y agoPar for the course with identity-politics bores, I'm afraid. It would be the same if the story was about JCB. Terrible idea to listen to the tiny minority of British companies who actually manufacture things the world is enthusiastic about buying :-)
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- cjrp 8y ago> But he took an already-solved problem and "re-imagined" it with twice the cost and power requirement. And then shipped production off to Malaysia and Singapore.