The xTool S1 Is Here To Optimize Your SMB
Whether for an enthusiast's hobby or a burgeoning business, the xTool S1 laser engraver offers precision shaping and engraving on a variety of surfaces.
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5 Best Wallpaper Apps For Your iPhone
Who wants to spend their time snapping photos or scouring the web for iPhone wallpapers when these apps can do it for you?
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What Years Did Chevrolet Make The Beretta, And Why Was It Discontinued?
Back in the '90s, the Chevrolet Beretta was a short-lived coupe that may not have been very popular, but that likely wasn't the real reason it was discontinued.
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10 Reasons An Old School Pontiac Grand Prix Is Still Worth Buying Today
The Pontiac Grand Prix is as old-school as they come, and in a world where old, to many, is new again, there are plenty of reasons why it's still viable.
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3 Of The Cheapest Replacements For An Old Laptop
Whatever you need in a laptop replacement, there's a good chance you can find a device that meets those needs for under $300.
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How To Enable & Disable Screen Reader On A Roku Device
Roku streaming devices come with a range of accessibilty features to make your experience easier. Her's how to activate and deactivate the screen reader.
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The 2025 Porsche 911 GT3 Has A Welcome Surprise In The Back
Porsche just unveiled details on the 2025 911 GT3 and it comes with some considerable options, including one notable addition to the back of car.
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What License Do You Need To Operate Heavy Caterpillar Trucks And Machinery?
The massive heavy equipment created by Caterpillar can be found across job sites in the U.S., but what does it take to actually operate one?
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How To Clean An OLED Screen Without Damaging The Panel
If you've invested in an OLED monitor or TV, you'll want to make sure you maintain in properly over time. Here's the best way to clean one.
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10 Of The Strangest Chevrolets Ever Built, Ranked
Chevrolet is a tried and true American automaker with many well-known models -- but throughout its history the company has released some oddities.
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5 Cheaper Alternatives To Matco Tools' Toolboxes
Matco Tools' toolboxes are high-quality but also very expensive. If you are on a tighter budget, here are five cheaper alternatives to consider.
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2025 Ford Mustang EcoBoost: Are 4 Cylinders Enough For Muscle Car Status?
Ford's Mustang is an icon, but is it only a true muscle car if there's a V8 under the hood?
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What Is 'HRV Status' On Your Garmin Device & What's Considered A Good Score?
The HRV status feature is available on several Garmin smartwatch models, but what is it exactly? Here's everything you need to know about your score.
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6 Pieces Of Heated Motorcycle Gear You'll Want For Winter Riding
Heated motorcycle gear doesn't just keep you insulated but actively generates warmth. These products can make all the difference to your winter riding.
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5 Ryobi Products For Any Outdoor Adventure This Fall
Ryobi is known for its power tools, but the company offers much more. If you're planning an outdoor adventure this fall, here are five products to consider.
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6 Chrome Extensions For Better Screenshots And Screen Recordings
While mobile devices have a lot of variety in their screenshotting tools, desktop PCs are still old school -- unless you pick up one of these Chrome extensions.
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Here's How Much An F-18 Super Hornet Jet Actually Costs To Build
The F-18 Super Hornet will be the most advanced fighter taking to the skies for the U.S. military once its delivered. Here's how much it'll cost.
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How Reliable Was The Original Lexus LS400? And Is It Worth Getting One Today?
During the '80s, Toyota and the upcoming Lexus brand were working to create the ultimate luxury sedan - and even to this day, they remain reliable.
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Ferrari F80 Gives LaFerrari A Rare Successor With Record-Setting Horsepower
Ferrari has officially unveiled the F80, the most powerful supercar it has ever made. Here is what we know about the car and its record horsepower.
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What Are Head Studs On A Diesel Engine And Do You Really Need Them?
Diesel engines have many components, so hearing terms like 'head studs' can be confusing. Here's what they are and whether you really need them.
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Positive Grid Spark Mini Vai Review: A Tiny Signature Guitar Amp For Everyone
The Positive Grid Spark Mini Vai is a miniature guitar amp the likes of which you've likely never seen (nor heard) before.
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Why The US Navy Retired The F-14 Tomcat Fighter Jet
You probably know about the F-14 Tomcat from its appearances in the Top Gun franchise, but the fighter jet has been retired for almost 20 years. Here's why.
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What Made The Chevrolet Cobalt SS So Special (And Fast)
The Chevrolet Cobalt was a staple of Chevy's passenger vehicles, but the unique construction of the Cobalt SS made it a surprisingly fast vehicle.
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9 Of The Most Reliable Triumph Motorcycles Ever Made, Ranked
Triumph builds stylish and powerful motorcycles that have an iconic part of the biking community for decades. Here are the most reliable models to buy today.
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What Does An Engine Compression Tester Do, And Do You Need One In Your Garage?
While an engine compression tester may not be the most common tool in a mechanic's garage, they can be very useful, especially for older cars.
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Every Major Smart Ring Brand Ranked Worst To Best
Smart rings are a growing part of the tech market, aimed at tracking sleep, activity, and other personal health metrics. Here are the best brands, ranked.
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The Best Years For The Ford Focus, And Some To Avoid (According To Users)
The Ford Focus is one of the best-selling vehicles in Ford's history, which is why it's so surprising to learn just how many problems the model had.
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