News & Reviews:   Dyson

Dyson recently announced new additions to their current line-up including the Dyson 360 Vis Nav robotic vacuum with 6x the suction of any other robot vacuum and the Dyson Purifier Big+Quiet Formaldehyde for better filtration at lower noise levels.

We bet that everyone would love to have a Dyson product at home, and that shows how the brand is doing an exceptional job of creating these household products. However, rather than making these products that need a human to operate them, the brand showcases something even more exciting in a video that presents the automated robots helping with various household chores.

We are just only a few hours away from 11.11, one of the biggest online sales for Malaysians. So if you are keen to look up the best tech gadget and other electronics deals online, you have come to the right place!

The number of Covid-19 cases in our country is still unstable these days as it has soared up to 277 today compared to yesterday's 93. With that being said, it means that the fight against the pandemic is not over yet and we should be cautious to continue keeping ourselves safe. Today, it has been announced that the wearable company Fitbit has gotten its new ventilator approved by the U.S. FDA (Food and Drug Administration), and the production is scheduled to begin this month. Fitbit is another non-medical company that took an effort to join the fight by providing medical supplies.

When people hear Dyson, they would automatically think of those high-end vacuums and hair-care products. But did you know that they were also working on an electric car a few months ago? Dubbed as the N526, the vehicle never got to see the light of the tunnel but the company decided to show some images to the public for the first time.

In the UK, Covid-19 cases have been increasing. Today, the number of Covid-19 deaths in the UK has hit 463 and the cases have also risen to 9,529, making the country face a significant shortage of ventilators to support these patients. Not just in the UK, other corners of the world are facing the same challenge as well during this pandemic. Luckily, we have companies like Dyson joining the fight by manufacturing 15,000 ventilators after receiving a call 10 days ago from UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson.