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1972 BMW 2002 Tesla Powered 2002te

Electric Dreams in Yellow, or at Least for This Tesla-Powered 1972 BMW 2002

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1972 BMW 2002 Tesla Powered 2002te
A 1972 BMW 2002 stands on a quiet Houston street, its Golf Yellow paint giving off a warm glow with the afternoon sun in the same manner it did half a century ago. This two-door coupe, which had only 19,000 miles before heading into a Munich workshop for a tune-up a few years ago, appears like a battle-hardened survivor from a time when cars had true character. Edgar and Nicolas Navarro run Bavarian Econs Tech out of a generic small garage in Munich; they removed the ancient 4-cylinder engine, which used to purr along in traffic, and filled the empty area with batteries and wires. What eventually emerged on the other side is known as the 2002te.

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Apple A Critter Carol Holiday Short Film

Apple’s ‘A Critter Carol’ Holiday Short Film was Shot Entirely with an iPhone 17 Pro

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Apple A Critter Carol Holiday Short Film
Snow covers the ground in a wooded clearing, where a hiker stops to catch his breath and grabs his iPhone 17 Pro. But it slips out of his gloved hand and into the snow. Moments later a raccoon emerges from the underbrush, sweeps away the powder and reveals the screen. He opens the camera app and soon a crowd of woodland creatures gather around this unexpected prize. What follows is an impromptu performance titled “A Critter Carol.”

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iPad Air M3 2025 Black Friday

Why the iPad Air M3 Beats the iPad Pro for Most, Especially During Black Friday

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iPad Air M3 2025 Black Friday
By the end of 2025, we will have far more processing power at our disposal than there was in all data centers a decade ago, and the true magic will occur when that capacity begins to trickle into our daily lives without raising a blip. Enter the latest iPad Air, with a beastly M3 chip, a device that silently gets the job done without raising a fuss. The 11-inch variant with 128GB storage is priced at $449 (down from $599) ahead of Black Friday, which significantly reduces the tablet’s pricing and makes the iPad Pro’s starting price of $999 appear a little pricey.

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Sealed Fortnite Physical Copy Sale Auction Record

Sealed Physical Copy of Fortnite Sells for $42,500, Breaks the Bank

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Sealed Fortnite Physical Copy Sale Auction Record
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One box, untouched since leaving the factory 8 years ago, sold for $42,500. That’s the price of a sealed physical copy of Fortnite, the Xbox One edition from 2017 that started the battle royale craze before the world knew what was coming. This was the standard retail release, with the Storm Master Weapon Pack sticker on the cover, sealed and graded a perfect Wata 10 A++.

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Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 Aims to be Fresh Push for Everyday Powerhouses with Custom Oryon CPU

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Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 Chipset
Qualcomm has officially revealed details about the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5, a processor designed for high-end smartphones and tablets. We initially heard about this in September, and they have only now fleshed out the facts. After last year’s Elite model deviated from the customary “Gen” naming convention, the new chip returns to what consumers are accustomed to.

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Gustavo Bonzanini SNES Sneakers Nike

Gustavo Bonzanini’s Interesting Take on Retro Gaming Footwear Resulted in Playable Super Nintendo Sneakers

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Gustavo Bonzanini SNES Sneakers Nike
Gustavo Bonzanini has made a name for himself turning everyday shoes into wearable art. His latest project takes the classic Nike Air Max 90s and rebuilds them around the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Released to celebrate the console’s 35th anniversary, these sneakers do more than just nod to the past. They play actual games from that era, right from your feet. Bonzanini calls them AIR SNES, a pair that combines the comfort of a classic running shoe with the thrill of 16-bit adventures.

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