The brand name Dyson has become synonymous with strange or unusual designs, advanced technologies, and powerful vacuum cleaners. One of the main selling points of the Dyson brand of vacuum cleaners is that every single one of their vacuums has been designed to be bagless as well as efficient as possible. Their latest canister vacuum, the DC23, has a lot to live up to if it is going to perform as well as its predecessors.
(For more information on Dyson vacuum cleaners, see their website at http://www.dyson.com.)
Since the DC23 has so much to live up to, I decided to put it though its paces for the past month. Considering that I have a fairly active family (an eight-year-old, a preteen, a puppy, myself, and my wife), a decent-sized home with lots of carpeting, as well as a carpeted office, I felt that I had more than enough vacuuming to do so that I could put the latest Dyson to the test. Here are my thoughts and experiences based off of the Dyson DC23 Canister Vacuum.
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2020-08-18 16:22:46
David H.
Thank you, Eric, for taking the time to give a detailed answer to my question!
2020-08-17 14:08:40
Eric
@David Both are usable. If you have a preference of one over the other, you can use the one you're comfortable with. Microsoft has announced (back in 2017) that PowerShell would be replacing Command Prompt. Fast forward to 2020 and they are both available, make what you will of that. However, if Microsoft announced that one is replacing the other, then I would wager that before too long one (typically the oldest) could go away. CMD or (command Prompt) is the more limited of the two. Powershell is regarded as being more powerful and robust.
2020-08-10 12:23:53
David H.
What is the advantage of using Command Prompt over PowerShell? Doesn't PowerShell do all that Command Prompt does and more? What is the difference between the two? Just curious....
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