Top Gear host, Richard Hammond says don’t smirk at his first car, a 1976 Toyota Corolla Liftback. He truly loved that car and spruced it up with some “decals” and a “custom paint job.”
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Intel Atom solutions paired up with NVIDIA ION are very popular among HTPC enthusiasts due to their low power draw, compact form factor, and reasonable price.
There is only one Mustang that Ford had yet to recreate—the baddest of all, the Boss. That is, until now. Meet the 2012 Ford Mustang Boss 302, the best, most well-rounded Mustang ever. We take it to the track to see how it performs.
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Join Motor Trend editor-in-chief Angus MacKenzie as he outlines the 125 years of the automobile and the company that was there from the beginning.
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In this video I review Pokemon Red Version and Blue Version for the Nintendo Game Boy. These games remain to be some of the most popular of all time, spawning a franchise that continues to this day in the form of the fifth generation of Pokemon games, Pokemon Black and White.
Red and Blue brought a lot of great things when they were released in the late 1990s, including rock solid gameplay, excellent music, a unique battle and trade mechanism and nice if a bit dated (even by Game Boy standards) graphics.