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Johnny Bravo is just as confused by Namekians as you are
In a highly anticipated report on the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, the Federal Reserve admits that it should’ve been paying slightly closer attention to the tech-centric bank before it unceremoniously collapsed last month. At the same time, the Fed’s report also reveals what everybody already could’ve guessed: SVB…
Dyson has carved out a major position in the home tech arena. Though the name appears in categories from air purification to beauty, its expertise is the most prominent in vacuums.
The brand’s genesis stems from the same frustrations we’ve all had with one vacuum cleaner or another. In the early ’90s, a British engineer — who was fed up with his current clunky, clogged vacuum — set out to create a vacuum that’s not a chore in itself to use.
Enter an ergonomic design, funky colors, intense cyclonic suction, meticulous filtration, and an ingenious bagless dirt collection system … and so the Dyson vacuum was born. It’s the kind of suction power that’s so satisfying to wield, it seems unfair to let a robot vacuum take all the credit.
Originally, Dyson’s claim to fame was its upright vacuum, eventually expanding into canister vacs as well. Both were built around The Ball: a rolling sphere that allows the vacuum to curve around furniture and tricky obstacles with a flick of the wrist. They had such impressive suction and were so tough on pet hair that people put up with the fact that they were also heavy and hard to store.
Dyson officially cut that cord in 2018, when James Dyson announced that the company would halt production of corded vacuums to focus on the less cumbersome It Girl, the cordless stick vacuum.
The cordless stick vacuum family, however, is updated so often that it’s hard to keep up with which models do what. The deciding factors will narrow down to weight, suction power (the higher the suction, the better performance on pet hair and carpet), the number of attachments, battery life, and new tech like lasers — and, of course, how much you can justify spending on a vacuum.
We’ll point out which Dyson stick vacuums between V7 and V15 are best for each budget, plus dive into differences compared to models that ditch V-number titles, like the Outsize series. While the guide below does include two non-stick models because they are still sold at some retailers, those product lines won’t be expanded on.
Here are our picks for the best Dyson vacuums:
If you think there aren’t enough Dragon Ball games in the world, good news, as Bandai Namco just revealed a new Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi game.
It’s been years since we’ve last had an entry in this particular line of Dragon Ball games, but yesterday, Bandai Namco teased that a new Budokai Tenkaichi game is in the works. If you have taste, you obviously know these are some of the best games based on the classic manga around, but there hasn’t been a new entry since 2011. While the teaser, which you can check out below, is quite short, and doesn’t explicitly state if it will be Budokai Tenkaichi 4 or something else, it will give you a good dose of nostalgia.
The trailer shows all of the original games playing on an old chunky CRT, and damn, if seeing that didn’t bring back some lovely childhood memories of mine. Obviously you can see that Super Saiyan Blue (I’m not writing the whole thing out) will be featured, showing Goku specifically transforming into his souped-up state. Transforming was easily one of the best features, so even if the teaser is quite short it’s nice to see them return in such a bombastic way.
Dragon Ball FighterZ has been a big success in the fighting game scene, and it’s probably thought of as the best way to experience the famous anime in game form – complete with an endless barrage of multicoloured punches. But growing up, the Budokai Tenkaichi series were the Dragon Ball fighting games, and 16 years after the last entry Bandai Namco have announced a new Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi title.
TL;DR: As of March 5, the Smart and Interactive Self-Rotating Ball Cat Teaser from UGR Light is on sale for $28.99 rather than $32 — that’s 9% in savings.
Everyone knows that there are two types of people in the world: dog people and cat people. If you fall into the latter camp, you likely feel a little guilty every time you have to leave your furry friend bored alone at home. Even the most finicky and independent cats need some human stimulation every now and then, and fortunately, there’s now technology to keep them entertained while we’re away.
The Smart and Interactive Self-Rotating Ball Cat Teaser provides the best of both worlds — giving your kitty something to stay active whether you’re away or just hoping to take a break from stringing a toy along. And you can currently snag this endlessly entertaining toy for your cat for just $28.99 for a limited time.
Let kitty keep busy with this intelligent and interactive cat toy that allows them to pounce and hunt the ball. It gets going simply by the touch of a claw, so no humans are needed for it to start its 360-degree rotations. It’s suitable for all kinds of floor surfaces, from wooden planks to tiles to thin carpet, and has an intelligent sensor system to keep your belongings safe as it detects and avoids obstacles along its path.
Aside from rotating on its own, the Smart and Interactive Self-Rotating Ball Cat Teaser also offers LED color lights that change as it moves. The small size lends itself to being evasive, so your cat won’t be able to catch it easily and will get even more of a workout. It’s scratch- and bite-resistant, and it even enters an automatic standby state after it hasn’t been used in three minutes to save power…though its rechargeable USB battery provides four hours of active time on a single charge.
Pamper your four-legged friend with the Smart and Interactive Self-Rotating Ball Cat Teaser, available now for just $28.99.
Prices subject to change.