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Uh-oh Dyson...looks like Mitsubishi's been all up in this high-end hand-drying game for a few years now. The Mitsubishi Jet Towel "removes water from the both sides of the hands with a powerful gust measuring 90 meters per second." The forms are strikingly similar and the functions are identical excluding Dyson's iodine resin disinfectant filter, which is somewhat questionable as far necessity goes.
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What about this product that has been around for years? Its the most fun I've ever had with a hand dryer. Its like sticking your hand at the end of a jet engine! Your skin ripples!
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This is exactly what I was talking about in the Dyson post. I don't know where Dyson gets the idea that his is revolutionary.
those kind of dryers have existed for years in japan, by the way they work great, very fast