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Dyson has unveiled the PencilVac, the world’s skinniest vacuum. Despite it only being 38mm in diameter, they’re not skimping on quality.  

It’s got a super fast motor, and a new head that makes getting right up into corners easier than it’s ever been. Are you thinking, where does all the dust go then? Well they’ve got this new system where it compresses the dirt and shoots it out in pellets when you empty it.

Currently available in Japan, the PencilVac will hit our shelves in the near future…
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00:00The world's thinnest vacuum cleaner's been unveiled in Japan, and we went to Tokyo to check it out.
00:09It's the Dyson Pencil Vac. It's probably the most maneuverable vacuum cleaner I've used,
00:14and it's perfect for the small space living we're all finding ourselves in these days.
00:18Part of that comes from the incredibly fast, but really small motor. It spins at about nine times
00:23the RPM of an F1 car, but it's also in the bi-directional rotors on the bottom of the
00:28machine that make it feel like it's floating on the floor. So the battery lasts for about half an hour
00:32on a single charge. And there's also a spare hot swappable battery on the dock. Now the way they
00:38were able to get it so thin was they actually removed the big cylindrical drum. Instead all the
00:42dust goes into the main body, and then you eject it out when you finish vacuuming. It's launching in
00:47Japan first, but it'll be here in Australia later this year. It's probably going to be about $950.
00:53So what do you think? Is this the space saving solution you're looking for, or is it too small
00:57to be practical in your life? Let us know in the comments.
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