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Lego built a driveable Bugatti Chiron out of blocks, and it’s amazing

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by on August 31, 2018 at 7:33 pm
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Bugatti makes some of the fastest and most expensive cars in the world. You know what’s no as fast but probably as expensive? Building a full-size Buggati Chiron out of Lego pieces. That’s just exactly what Lego did, and it’s pretty amazing. It required over a million Lego Technic pieces, including 2,304 tiny motors. The top speed is only 18mph, but the fact that it moves it all – it weight 3,306 pounds, and again, is made out of Lego – still boggles my mind. It even has a working speedometer, lights and rear spoiler. That said, it’s not all…

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No one knows about your startup: 5 ways to fix that

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by on August 31, 2018 at 5:42 pm
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You created a super cool startup. You got a little seed money from your 3rd cousin twice removed. Now what? Coming up with an idea for a startup is a great beginning. Building a minimum viable product (MVP) is a wonderful next step. But how do you actually make people aware of your startup so you can attract paying customers? Afterall, getting into the startup world can be very lucrative. Valuations and fundraising are growing. But only if you don’t get users and customers, you won’t be quitting your day job anytime soon. Here are five genius ways to fix…

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No one knows about your startup: 5 ways to fix that

Aug31
by on August 31, 2018 at 5:42 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Contributors


You created a super cool startup. You got a little seed money from your 3rd cousin twice removed. Now what? Coming up with an idea for a startup is a great beginning. Building a minimum viable product (MVP) is a wonderful next step. But how do you actually make people aware of your startup so you can attract paying customers? Afterall, getting into the startup world can be very lucrative. Valuations and fundraising are growing. But only if you don’t get users and customers, you won’t be quitting your day job anytime soon. Here are five genius ways to fix…

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Sennheiser’s Momentum True Wireless bring a hi-fi pedigree to $300 earbuds

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by on August 31, 2018 at 5:41 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, Plugged


It was just a few years ago that Bluetooth headphones were utterly unacceptable among audiophiles, but now even classic hi-fi companies are making ‘truly wireless’ earbuds. Right after Audio Technica unveiled its first pair, Sennheiser is jumping into the fray as well. The company announced the Momentum True Wireless earbuds at IFA. The Momentum family is aimed at the tech enthusiast, and the $300 price tag should tell you Sennheiser means business. For your money you’re getting a pair of Bluetooth 5.0 earbuds with 4 hours of battery life, with an additional two charges in the carrying case for a…

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Sennheiser’s Momentum True Wireless bring a hi-fi pedigree to $300 earbuds

Aug31
by on August 31, 2018 at 5:41 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, Plugged


It was just a few years ago that Bluetooth headphones were utterly unacceptable among audiophiles, but now even classic hi-fi companies are making ‘truly wireless’ earbuds. Right after Audio Technica unveiled its first pair, Sennheiser is jumping into the fray as well. The company announced the Momentum True Wireless earbuds at IFA. The Momentum family is aimed at the tech enthusiast, and the $300 price tag should tell you Sennheiser means business. For your money you’re getting a pair of Bluetooth 5.0 earbuds with 4 hours of battery life, with an additional two charges in the carrying case for a…

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