Samsung Silencio vacuum obviously Halo inspired

Posted in Halo, Vacuum by Conner Flynn on January 22nd, 2008

Samsung vac looks familiar
What do you get when you decapitate Master Chief and turn his head into a vacuum? No, not another questionable Highlander sequel that sucks. What you get is this Samsung vacuum that is obviously inspired by Halo.

Samsung’s new bagless vacuum cleaner was just released, the Silencio SC9540. It boasts sophisticated and powerful tools, and they claim that it’s also quieter than ever so you can clean at any time of the day or night. The Silencio features a Multi Chamber suction system, which is more powerful than conventional vacuum cleaners and maintains a high level of suction power no matter what surface you are cleaning. With the Silencio’s Silver Nano technology and HEPA filtration system, you’re protected against harmful dust particles and mites, even if you are a pet owner.

When you’re done with your vacuuming, you can proudly display your Master Chief head anywhere you want and pretend you were man enough to take him down.

[Samsung]



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One Response to “Samsung Silencio vacuum obviously Halo inspired”

  1. Venson Thomas Says:

    This is an interestin machine that has borrowed on a lot of other manufacturers idea.

    What is interesting is the placement of the pre-filter and the HEPA filter which allow for its more compact design. However, the nano-silver infused dust bin, the automatic sensor and manual speed controls are an LG “been-there-done-that”. The infrared control on the hose was Miele’s idea well before. The low profile electric powered nozzle comes from Electrolux.

    This is not to say that this new arrangement of ideas is bad — just not new. I’m hoping it’s a suck-cess.

    Best,

    Venson Thomas

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