What Makes The Lenovo Rollable Laptop So Unique?
As time goes on, it's only natural for laptop manufacturers to bring new features to the table and Lenovo is no stranger to trying new things.
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Stories By Shane Schmid
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What Is The Piece That Sticks Out Of Dom's 1970 Charger R/T Hood In Fast & Furious?
Dom Toretto's 1970 Charger has an incredibly unique hood design with an element sticking out of it. Here's how it (allegedly) improves his car.
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Why Do Some Military Parachutes Have Holes?
From actual war footage to their toy interpretations, some military parachutes have holes present. Why is this and what purpose do they serve?
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Why Are Car Brands Bringing Back The V8 Engine?
Car manufacturers continue to say there will be more EVs in their lineups, but it looks like V8 engines are making a comeback. Here's why.
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Which U-Haul Rental Truck Comes With Cruise Control?
Long-distance moving can be a huge pain, but a U-Haul truck with cruise control is a big help. Which of the company's models actually have it, though?
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The F/A-18 Fighter Jet Had A Serious Design Flaw - Here's What Fixed It
The F/A-18 Hornet has served the U.S. Navy since the '80s, but at one point, it was quite the faulty little fighter jet that required an extensive modification.
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Does Leaving A USB Charger Plugged In Drain Your Car Battery? It Depends
If you mistakenly leave a device plugged into your car's USB port or 12v socket, can you expect to return to a dead battery? Not necessarily.
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Why Are Some Harley-Davidson Rear Shock Absorbers Failing & How Dangerous Is The Issue?
If you own a Harley-Davidson Softail motorcycle, your vehicle could be due for a repair following a safety recall regarding the bike's rear shock absorber.
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What's The Advantage Of Using A Cylinder Lawn Mower Over Rotary?
Looking to switch over to an old-school cylinder lawn mower instead of a more traditional rotary mower? There's actually a number of benefits.
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Why The Gas Pump Keeps Stopping (Even Though Your Tank Isn't Full)
Having the gas pump click off while trying to fill your tank can be frustrating. Luckily, there are a few ways to help keep this from happening.
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Why Ships Can't Anchor In The Middle Of The Ocean (And What They Do Instead)
Ships that need to stop drop anchor, right? But when you get out in the middle of the ocean, that's just not possible. Here's why, and what they do instead.
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How The Giant Concrete Arrows Across America Guided Airmail Pilots In The 1920s
Giant cement arrows served as guides for pilots in the early days of airmail. That said, they're a lot more interesting now than they were helpful back then.
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The Overlooked Ryobi Attachment That Makes Cleaning Your Windows Easier
Cleaning your window exteriors can be a huge pain. Lugging around a bucket full of soapy water is never fun, but what if a cordless tool could make it easier?
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Some Cars Have Batteries In The Trunk - Here's Why
While cars almost universally have their batteries located under the hood, more and more models are moving it into a trunk compartment instead. Why?
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What Does The Inside Of A Eurofighter Typhoon Jet Look Like?
The Eurofighter Typhoon is what's considered a 4.5-generation fighter jet, which means it's nearly as advanced as a fifth-gen. Which explains its cockpit.
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The Isle Of Man TT Can Be Dangerous: How Many Years Has The Race Gone With No Deaths?
The Isle of Man TT motorcycle race is incredibly dangerous. Find out how many have lost their lives here and how long it's been since the last fatality.
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What Is The Smallest Private Jet & How Many People Can It Carry?
Private jets tend to be much smaller than commercial aircraft to begin with, but what's the smallest one available, and how many people can it carry?
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What Are Programmable Munitions And What Advantages Do They Give To The Military?
Programmable munitions can allow the military more control and precision, but how does the technology work and how is it used in real-world conditions?
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Power Lines Can Cause Helicopter Crashes, But This Tool Helps Prevent Them
Flying helicopters at low altitude means there's an ever-present risk of wire strikes, though many aircraft come equipped with equipment to protect pilots.
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How This Record-Breaking Bike's Design Helps It Go Faster Than Highway Speeds
The fastest man-powered vehicle in the world is a bike with an unusual design that allows it to gain speeds of more than 80 mph. Here's how it works.
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What Makes The Table Saw One Of The Most Nerve-Racking Tools For Even Pros To Use
Table saws are one of the most common and versatile tools available to woodworkers, so why do even professional woodworkers find them dangerous?
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How Fast Is China's Maglev Train? Its Record Speed May Surprise You
While the United States struggles to build its first high-speed train, China already has one Maglev train and is developing a second one that's even faster.
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Is This Subaru Model A More Reliable Alternative To The Ford Escape?
The Ford Escape is a versatile crossover, but is this Subaru model a more reliable option you should consider? Here's what the ratings have to say.
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What Was The First Sleeper Truck And How Did It Change American Trucking?
Before semi-trucks had designated sleeper cabs, drivers had to improvise or stop at motels. But when were they introduced? And did it make a difference?
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Think Twice Before Buying Stihl Batteries On Amazon - Here's Why
While you can find some Stihl products on Amazon, it's probably not the best place to shop for them, especially when it comes to batteries. Here's why.
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This EGO Self-Winding String Trimmer Might Not Be On Your Radar, But It Should Be
Need a string trimmer to clean up your yard? The new Self-Winding String Trimmer from Ego might not be one you've considered, but it should be on the list.
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Car Pedal Extenders Aren't Illegal, But Are They Safe?
Car pedal extenders can be helpful for some drivers and downright necessary for others. Are they actually safe to use, or should drivers find other solutions?
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