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James Dyson on His Vacuum Failure and Success
James Dyson on His Vacuum Failure and Success
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How I Built This - James Dyson first built a cardboard prototype of his game-changing vacuum cleaner -- a new bagless vacuum using "cyclone" technology. http://n.pr/2cm6jN6 | Facebook
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James Dyson on His Vacuum Failure and Success
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Frustration and failure fuel Dyson's success - BBC Future
James Dyson on His Vacuum Failure and Success
Design Process - James Dyson
How it took me 5,126 failures before I created the ultimate vacuum cleaner': Inventor JAMES DYSON | Daily Mail Online
How we made the Dyson vacuum cleaner | Design | The Guardian
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Dyson Service Center - It took 5 years and 5,127 prototypes for James Dyson to invent the world's first bagless vacuum cleaner. 43 years later, Dyson continues to innovate with new technologies.
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How I Did It: James Dyson | Inc.com
About Dyson
Try, Try Again: Lessons From James Dyson's Invention of the Vacuum | Inc.com
