The first issue of Action Comics sold for 10 cents in 1938 and featured a brand new hero: Superman. Fast forward 73 years and that same comic leaps to over $2 million dollars in a single bound. More »
Good. Lord. 218MPH is fast, like super fast, like suck-the-teeth-out-the-back-of-your-head super fast. And that's world-record setting speed the Lightning Motorcycle SuperBike just pulled off at the Bonneville Salt Flats last week. Why should you care? Because you can now own one. More »
Can you imagine living inside a concrete tube? Of course you can. The same way T3arc did when they designed the TuboHotel on the outskirts of Tepoztlan, Mexico. It serves as fast and affordable housing for tourists taking in the environment. More »
I've seen the future and it's in this chair. When you sit on it, you'll feel like you're zipping through the space-time continuum and fast forwarding to another millenium. Like a time machine, in your seat. More »
When it comes to broadband speeds, ISPs have a sales pitch, and you have Speedtest.net. Want a real-world test of actual bandwidth? Netflix has released how fast they can deliver HD streams to customers on each U.S. and Canadian ISP. UPDATE.More »
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