10 Gb Ethernet is incredibly fast internet compared to anything the common consumer has at home. Even if you have it, though, your internet won't be faster.
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Smart TVs come with more than just the latest operating systems. Hardware like USB-based accessories plug in to offer tons of functionality.
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One of Russia's most advanced fighter aircraft is the MiG-35, and while dozens of them were expected to be produced, the reality is a bit different.
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Car chargers and mounts are essential car accessories, but Baseus has taken it to a new level, with products that have smarts and style. Here are the details.
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The Toyota Coaster is a popular 30-seat minibus offered by Toyota in certain parts of the world. How fast does it go? Where can you buy one?
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Security cameras are becoming increasingly common thanks to the rise of cheap cameras from smaller makers, but the inherent risks may make them more dangerous.
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Curved monitors are designed with immersion in mind for PC gaming, but it all depends on your setup if you should upgrade from a traditional monitor.
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Tanks have only ever been as effective as the turrets mounted on top of them, but what goes on inside of these high-tech armored weapon systems?
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Worx tools have been making waves as budget-conscious lawn tools, but what do the users actually like Worx tools or are they proving to be a disappointment?
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Ram's two newest 2500 sport truck models are in the pipeline for 2026. Here's everything we know about them so far, including the prices and features.
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The inside of a fighter jet cockpit can be noisy, but you may be wondering how noisy and what can be done about it? Here's everything we know.
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Allen wrenches and Hex keys seem very similar to each other. We break down the relationship between the two and some other innovations that have come since.
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Lug nuts hold your wheel to the car, so as you can probably imagine, they're pretty important. So why do mechanics make this mistake so frequently?
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Those boxes you'll find underneath the cab and trailers of larger trucks have a very useful purpose. Here's what they're for and what you'll find in them.
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Interested in buying a Toyota PHEV? You probably want to know how reliable they are compared to other automakers' offerings. Here's the info.
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You just bought a new battery for your car -- or a new car for that matter -- so that means your battery is charged and ready to go right? Not so fast.
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The B-17 Flying Fortress was one of the main offensive weapons used during WWII. Here's who designed and built it, and where they were made.
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Cummins is currently working on a hydrogen powertrain that has the potential to stir up the world of semi trucks. Which popular semi truck uses it?
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iPhone chargers are growing in size, and you can now easily find chargers that support up to 100w charging, but will that much power damage your phone?
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Motorcycles run the gamut in terms of pricing, from super affordable to really expensive. What's the most expensive motorcycle you can actually buy in 2025?
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Curious who makes Peterbilt trucks and what engines they use? Here’s a look at the brand’s ownership and the powerplants behind the big rigs.
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Global conflicts have made it clear that autonomous weapons systems are here, but the UN is desperately trying to put the genie back in the bottle.
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From mythical winds to desert nomads, Volkswagen has a habit of picking strange names for its compacts, sedans, and SUVs.
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Theoretically, the standard screwdriver handle design provides a secure grip and prevents accidental slippage. However, there could be another use for it.
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With a MacBook, when it's time to top up you can rely on either the MagSafe connector or a traditional USB-C cable, but which is best?
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Jeep owners are known for two things: Collecting rubber ducks and taking the doors off their hinges. Taking the doors off a Jeep is freeing but is it legal?
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Titanium is an incredibly strong, light, and non-corrosive metal, making it seem ideal for submarine building; however, the US military doesn't use it.
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