When we talk about how we can effectively cool down our PC nothing beats the occasional fan we plug into our unit. Speaking of fan, the technology doesn’t quite change in a few recent years it’s still the same design we see as it is. Large or small, its still the same fan we often use for cooling down during the summer months or zeroing down temperatures on our electronic devices.

The design of the modern day fan hasn’t change for quite a while, but luckily for us there’s this one guy that change the way we think in fans. He is the same guy responsible for revolutionizing the vacuum cleaner with the bag less design. Now he has started a new revolution, this time researchers have manage to create fan without using any fan blades yet still manage to create one strong wind.

The fan is called the Dyson Air Multiplier and resembles much that of a magnifying glass. The inner base of the fan is a brushless electric motor which pushes air upwards in the loop. It is then transformed into one strong wind about 15 times the power. The air then seeps out of the ring; it is actually an extension of the AirBlade technology used in many consumer products.

In terms of output, the Air Multiplier can generate up to 405 liters of air per second. It is adjustable, meaning you can adjust the flow of air the way you like, unlike those standard fans that usually have the same speeds. Another great advantage of this device is that it’s much safer considering the fact it lacks rotary blades operating. Noise levels are up to a minimum, there is hardly any whirling buzz.

The Dyson Air Multiplier is available in 10 and 12-inch models to begin with at a hefty price tag of around $318.

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