Dyson introduces first upright, no loss suction vacuum

Dyson continually seeks to revolutionize the vacuum cleaner. This time around they’re introducing their latest canister vacuum with Cinetic technology, the DC77. What makes this vacuum cleaner special is it is the first upright vacuum from the company with Cinetic technology. It is designed to not lose suction even after how many years and it doesn’t come with filters to wash or replace.

The Cinetic science technology was introduced August of last year in a canister format. Now, it comes in an upright variant with the DC77 for those who prefer to push instead of pull. Other key features include self-adjusting cleaner head to let it adapt to any surface; Ball technology to make it easier to steer around furniture; and hygienic bin emptying to make it easier to dump dirt and dust into the trash can. The DC77 is available in Multi-Floor ($699.99) and Animal ($799.99) models.

Dyson’s $2.6 billion CAD investment in research to supercharge global growth

Dyson committed a $2.6 billion CAD (£1.5 billion) investment to future technology, including a $1.7 billion CAD (£1bn) for the research and development of new product technologies.  Dyson is developing four new portfolios of technology and will launch 100 new products around the world in the next four years. Hit jump for the full details.

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Dyson diversifies into humidifiers, solves bacteria problem

By focusing its prodigious talent and engineering to solve the challenges facing humidifiers, Dyson has entered a new product category with the Dyson humidifier and has managed to solve various issues facing humidifiers. Dyson will use the same Air Multiplier technology from their fans and heater fans to help  home environment clean and hygienic.

The Dyson humidifier will launch in Japan on Monday and will be available in Canada in Fall 2015. Hit jump for the full details of this new product line.

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Dyson's cryptic video of project N223, hints at something big coming on September 4

This intriguing teaser video from our friends at Dyson seems to hint at some sort of self-aware robotic vaccum cleaner, or at the very least, a device that's got a camera and can seemingly record video. The video is said to be about Dyson Project codenamed N223, which is cryptic as most codenames are supposed to be but we have to admit, we're pretty excited.