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  • 24MAS Announces First Game Based on Kimi Räikkönen, Ice One Racing Franchise

    Posted on May 3, 2011 | No Comments
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  • British steam-powered car poised to break speed record

    British steam-powered car poised to break speed record

    Posted on August 19, 2009 | No Comments
    Once upon a time, I was driving a VW Golf, and was able to get it up to a whopping 80 MPH. I sure felt cool, but I'd look like a complete fool compared to the Inspiration, a British steam-powered car that's about to try to break the land speed record of 170 MPH.

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  • Dyson DC31 claims to have the fastest motor in the world

    Dyson DC31 claims to have the fastest motor in the world

    Posted on June 25, 2009 | No Comments
    Today in London, Dyson introduced a brand new handheld vacuum, the DC31. It weighs 2.2lb and is essentially an upgrade from the DC16, but this one packs a switched reluctance motor, which Sir James claims is the “fastest motor in the world, by a long stretch.”

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  • What has more buttons: an F1 steering wheel or your BlackBerry?

    What has more buttons: an F1 steering wheel or your BlackBerry?

    Posted on June 22, 2009 | No Comments
    As Matt will tell you, I know absolutely nothing about cars. Four wheels, a steering wheel, a couple of pedals—that's the extent of my knowledge. That said, for whatever reason, I find myself getting into Formula One; it's just fun! So, with that in mind, watch as I watch Force India's team manager explain all the high-tech wonderment of a Formula 1 steering wheel.

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