The new 'quiet' Dyson hairdryer might blow a hole in your budget: £299 supersonic model is eight times more powerful than conventional devices - forced air boot dryer

Dyson brought health and beauty into the era of supersonic speed.
The company has launched a £ 299 hair dryer (retail for $400 in the US), which it says is quiet, compact, lightweight, but more functional than some traditional dryers
Previously, the company invested £ 50 million in the UK headquarters to establish a new health and beauty Design Laboratory.
The company has developed a version for home use and salon, which means that stylists no longer need to scream out loud to discover their customers' holiday plans.
Dyson Supersonic seems to be very similar to the company's impeccable fans, because a powerful air seems to be sent through magic at the edge of the perfect circle in the head.
Sir James Dyson, founder of the company, said his team has effectively re-entered
Invented hair dryer
He said the hair dryer could be heavy, inefficient and noisy.
"By looking at them further, we realized that they also cause extreme thermal damage to the hair.
"I challenged Dyson engineers to really understand the science of hair and to develop our hair dryer version, which we think addresses these issues.
"Hair dryers are considered the first of a range of new health and beauty products launched by Dyson labs.
Historically, Dyson's cost of vacuum cleaners, fans and heaters has been relatively high and has been criticized.
However, it wants to take advantage of the growth trend of high-end products that promise to be used for many years, not based on so-called built-Outdated.
Just last week, John Lewis introduced a new "duvet menu" that includes a custom version of the duvet for up to £ 10,000.
This week, a Swiss company called Sirin announced plans to start selling a £ 10,000 smartphone from a store in Mayfair, London.
Its unique selling point is the security of the operating system, combining the best speakers, cameras and batteries.
Dyson hair dryers, which began selling in June, were designed on the recommendation of British hairdresser Akin Konizi four times a year.
He said: "any designer who has booked full will understand the pressure that continuous drying will bring to your body.
That's why the weight, power and balance of this device is very revolutionary.
"Supersonic speed is driven by the patented Dyson digital motor V9, in-
A team of more than 15 motor engineers designed the house specifically for this machine.
Dyson said on CBS News: "The first thing you notice is very light, very slim and very balanced.
The second thing you'll notice when you turn it on, I just turned it on and it's very quiet so I can keep talking to you while doing my hair.
"This is Dyson's smallest, lightest, state-of-the-art digital motor that is embedded in the handle, not the head of the machine.
The power of the motor and its small fan means that the discharge speed of the air is three times the suction speed.
The airflow is 8 times faster than other hair dryer motors, and the weight of the machine is half of it.
It was designed after laboratory testing on a few miles of real hair and is the result of Dyson and leading hair collaborationsstylists.
For more than four years, they have tested the product on different hair types and established a testing platform for mechanical simulation of hair drying technology.
To date, more than 1010 miles of real human hair purchased from ethical sources have been used for testing.
It has four heat settings, three airflow settings and a cold lens.
There are three styling accessories with magnetic connection to the machine.
These include a smooth nozzle for gently drying hair and a diffuser for evenly dispersing air around each curl, which simulates natural drying.
Professional stylists also have an attachment.