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Tech & Innovation·October 10, 2026·1 min read

Vacuums, hair dryers… toothbrushes? I asked Jake Dyson how the brand decides what gets to be a Dyson product

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Dyson’s bar of “radically different or we don’t ship” is a reminder that in crowded hardware categories, brand is earned by saying no more than yes. For operators, the question isn’t “can we add AI to this?” but “does this product reset the category enough to justify a new SKU and support surface.”

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Google shows off a whole new type of keyboard — and it says having keys rolling on a conveyor belt will make typing easier for all

Dynamic, moving-key hardware is a reminder that input is still an open design space—if this ever ships at scale, it could change how we think about shortcuts, accessibility, and even keyboard-driven workflows. Worth monitoring for teams building heavy text or command interfaces, but no roadmap changes until there’s real-world durability and speed data.