CNET took apart a Roomba to show what this robotic vacuum is made of. The suprisingly high-tech interior shows how much more robot the irobot is than vacuum! To see more CNET coverage on the iRobot Roomba check out this video from the CES!
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The vacuum is extremely slim and is not at all bulky. Moving the vacuum’s head around furniture is a dream and you don’t even realize the vacuum unit is there, it feels like a dust mop!
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The well appointed Miele S4210 Carina S4 Galaxy Canister Vacuum Cleaner has everything an advanced vacuum cleaner should offer and more. With Out of this World Cleaning performance, Advanced Filtration to protect your indoor air the S4 also offers the quality and durability you come to expect from Miele. You’ll appreciate the ingenuity from the many details endowed in the S4.
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Miele S4210 Antares with turbo Power is lightweight, powerful and stylish. The Miele S4210 vacuum cleaner is, a very well engineered and detailed vacuum cleaner. The Miele S4210 S4 Galaxy Vacuum Cleaner is light in weight and has everything an advanced vacuum cleaner should have and more. Why not invest in a Miele S4 vacuum cleaner that can make a true difference in your home?
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The newest addition to Travis Chambers’ vacuum cleaner museum isn’t a Hoover. But it’s mighty special, and the 6-year-old found it practically in his own backyard. It’s a 1914 Reeves suction vacuum. No motor, just a pump.
Travis pulls, then pushes the pump handle and drags the cleaner over the carpet. Then he flips it over to show that the machine doesn’t get too much suction, but it works. The kindergarten student loves the latest addition, found in an antiques store on Kent Avenue NE a few miles from his family’s home on Rutgers Street NW.
The Reeves is there with Travis’ crumb sweeper — the first cleaner he ever found in an antiques search — and the Bissell stand-up model with a wooden handle similar to a broom. Those machines are in the non-Hoover section of the museum in the Chamberses’ basement. It’s just a small corner.
This little guy is awesome! Read more: Here
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