http://www.fxmagazine.co.uk/story.asp?sectioncode=9&storycode=860&c=1

Quote from Carmine_Difazio on 09/30/06 at 8:46am:

 
Ah, I saw this thread briefly yesterday; I wondered why it disappeared, there’s been a lot of retractions here in recent weeks, including Carmine, in as many minutes  
 
Dyson certainly seem to be going in many directions at the moment, which is fantastic to witness– gradually carving themselves out a reputation towards an innovative high-tech R&D powerhouse of the likes of Sony and others.
 
So what’s this new product, almost certainly called ‘Airblade’. ‘What can you do in ten seconds, in a toilet’, nach ‘bathroom’ - not literally the WC …well here’s hoping! It’s likely something that they’ve discovered along the way during R&D, so fluid airflow seems a likely candidate. Efficient hand-drying is something that is ripe for innovation - in my understanding; a few key players control this market around the world. Are they trying to better the 10-15 seconds of these products?
 
http://www.exceldryer.com/?gclid=CMrex5O11YcCFSazMAod_UNWRA
 
http://www.worlddryer.com/AirMax.html
 
Maybe, maybe not… blah - at least not too long to wait on this one.

Hi You guys are really grasping at straws,dont you know it's the new nose hair trimmer with 6 stage root cyclone technology.
 
O.T.

looks that way from the site...
 
pickup

Do you mean the alcohol-based hand washes, Carmine?
We do have those, although I've never seen them used outside of hospitals.
 
Anyway, looks like it is indeed going to be a hand drier, check this trademark filing :-
 
Airblade
Class 11: Apparatus for refrigerating; refrigerators and freezers; drying apparatus; hand dryers; tumble dryers; hairdryers; parts and fittings for all the aforesaid goods.
http://www.patent.gov.uk/tm/t-find/t-find-number?detailsrequested=C&trademark=2433428
 
Also, there's a new trademark 'STOWAWAY' - for DC12 perhaps?