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The Fastest Train in the World
The fastest commercial train in the world is now fully armed and operational, covering the line between New York and San Francisco. OK, I lied. Actually, that's what I wanted to write. Sadly for us, it's in China. More »An Eerie Video Tour of the World's Largest, Deadest Shopping Mall
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The Next Room Eavesdropping Device Is Way Better Than a Drinking Glass
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The Chinese military has apparently been copying American UAV designs for a while now. After they got bored simply rebuilding Uncle Sam's models, they decided to design a few of their own. And they blow ours out of the water. More »Mini MP3 DV Cam Gives The iPod Shuffle Video Capability
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