Here's Where HP Computers And Laptops Are Made
Like most tech companies that offer products worldwide, it's hard to pin down exactly where HP's parts and manufacturing for its laptops take place.
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Can You Combine Flexible And Regular Solar Panels?
Both flexible and affixed solar panels can serve different types of power necessities, but it all depends on where they're installed and why you'd need both.
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Do Diesel Engines Actually Last Longer Than Gas Engines?
While diesel engines do produce more power per stroke than a gasoline engine, how does that affect their longevity? Which lasts longer between the two engines?
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How Do Stud Finder Apps Work, And Are They Any Good?
Locating the studs in a stud wall can be a daunting task if you don't have a stud finder, but your smartphone will do in a pinch.
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Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra Intelligently Avoids Chaos And Remote Patrols Your Home
The Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra robotic vacuum has a collection of sensors and feature upgrades that make it one of the most interesting smart home products yet.
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This Engine Powered The Legendary Churchill British Infantry Tank
The creation of the Churchill Tank and its engine was a minor wartime miracle, as the infantry weapon went from concept to working prototype in just one year.
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MacBook Air M3 Review (2024): Fantastic When You Need It, Expensive If You Don't
The MacBook Air M3 (2024) rolls with some of the nicest hardware in a laptop today -- but do you really need this build if you've purchased an M2 or M1 Mac?
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3 Reasons Why You Should Upgrade Your Motorcycle's Suspension
Your suspension does more a lot than give you a smooth ride over bumpy ground. Here's why you might want to upgrade it.
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5 Ways The U.S. Military Uses AI In Warfare
From piloting drones to Project Maven, here's how the U.S. military is using AI in warfare.
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Your Car May Be Collecting Driving Data For Insurance Companies: Here's How
Several insurance companies offer programs to track driving habits, but you can always decline that. Unfortunately, they still get the data from other places.
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10 Ryobi Tools You Might Want Handy When Living Off-Grid
Going off-grid? These Ryobi tools could make or break you experience, whether you're camping, headed to the cabin, or building something off the beaten path.
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How And When To Use The Neutral Gear For A Manual Transmission Vehicle
Knowing when and how to use Neutral in a manual transmission is arguably more important than it is with an automatic.
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Yes, There Are Hot Glue Guns That'll Work With Your Milwaukee Tools 18V Battery
While Milwaukee does not currently make a hot glue gun, there are a few companies that make glue guns compatible with the 18V battery. Check out these three.
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Here's What Made The 1967 Pontiac Firebird A Formidable Competitor To The Ford Mustang
There is no questioning the legendary status of the Mustang, but when it came to performance, the 1967 Firebird left the Mustang choking on its exhaust fumes.
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How To Scribble Handwritten Notes In Google Docs On Android
Google has added a new productivity tool to Google Docs that'll make taking quick notes a lot easier: Just write or draw directly on the screen.
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2024 Mercedes-AMG GLA 35 Review: Playful Luxury Comes With A Hefty Price Tag
The smallest SUV to get the AMG treatment isn't short on speed or presence, but then it isn't cheap, either. Does the GLA 35 deliver on its premium price tag?
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5 Top-Rated Chainsaws You Can Find At Ace Hardware
We compared nearly 100 different saws to give you with a comprehensive look at Ace Hardware's chainsaw selection. Here are five chainsaws worth buying.
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350 Chevy Vs Ford 351W: Which Is The Better Engine?
Car enthusiasts have spent the better part of 30 years arguing which '90s engine was better: Chevy's 350 or Ford 351W. Which is the true champion?
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10 Of The Best Car Restoration TV Shows Worth Watching In 2024
From "Pimp My Ride" to "Top Gear" and beyond, there tons of car-focused shows on TV and streaming services. Here are our favorite classics and new standouts.
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Check Out These Harbor Freight Ramps For Your Next Off-Road Adventure
You can buy a ramp for your next off-road adventure from Harbor Freight Tools, which offers several models fit for any pickup. But which one should you get?
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5 Interesting Facts About The NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has been integral in humanity's efforts to explore the beyond Earth.
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ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 (2024) Review: A Truly Discreet Gaming Laptop
The ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 (2024) has both discrete graphics and a discrete look, allowing low-key gaming without drawing attention with flashy lights aplenty.
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Will Hydrogen Powered Cars Ever Surpass Battery-Electric Vehicles, Or Are They Doomed To Fail?
At this point, do hydrogen-based vehicle power alternatives still have a chance at a comeback? An expert weighs in.
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What Does A Smart Mattress Do? What To Know About The Latest Bed Tech Before You Buy
Smart beds incorporate a host of tech to enhance our overall sleep experience by analyzing sleep pattern data. Here's how they get it.
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5 Ways To Trade-In Your Old Android Device In 2024
Did you know you can get store credit toward a new smartphone by trading in your old Android? Here are five ways to do it, as well as the pros and cons.
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5 Affordable Lowe's Lawn Mowers To Whip Your Lawn Into Shape This Spring
Spring is coming, and it's time to prepare how you will whip your lawn into shape. Slashgear thinks you should consider one of these Lowe's lawn mowers.
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5 Affordable Camper Van Mods That Won't Break The Bank
Doing a camper van conversion can be an expensive venture, but luckily, SlashGear has curated a list of five affordable mods that won't break the bank.
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