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Lest you thought its previous ‘City’ endeavors](Dyson City review) were the pinnacle of diminutive bag-less suction, here comes Dyson with the DC39. Previously available elsewhere, the British company’s latest canister will soon sashay into the US for a cool $499. That’s a sizable wad of cash, yet that investment nets you access to a diminutive vacuum stuffed with the company’s ‘Ball’ technology](http://Dyson DC25 Blueprint impressions: is the ‘Ball’ worth it?) – enabling a teensy unit already capable of a lot of suck to be infinitely more maneuverable. That’s apparently no small feat, as it took seventy engineers more than three years to stuff over a hundred components into that spherical derriere. Those interested can look for it mid-March – for the rest of us, PR and a cutaway of its insides await after the break.Continue reading Dyson’s DC39 stateside-bound, couples canister footprint with ‘Ball’-functionality come March
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