Day: January 31, 2021

An electric race car has lapped Daytona for the first time

Patrick January 31, 2021

  • This is the Hyundai Veloster N ETCR, an electric racing car being developed for a new EV touring car category.


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  • The Veloster N ETCR conducted some demonstration laps at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona, Florida, the day before the Rolex 24 endurance race.


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  • Marcelo Lotti, World Sporting Consulting president, with IMSA President John Doonan and the Hyundai ETCR.


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The annual 24-hour race at Daytona International Speedway in Florida got underway on Saturday afternoon. And this year’s race has been a pretty good one so far—although there are still nearly seven hours left to run

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Bulky buds that do it all

Patrick January 31, 2021

There’s no end to the hunt for the perfect noise-canceling earbuds. Powerful options inevitably rise to the top, but there’s always something new to consider. Apple’s AirPods Pro are the obvious pick for those that own an iPhone, but Android users have a lot more freedom. Now, Bose is hoping to capture some of that freedom with its QuietComfort Earbuds. The Bose QuietComfort Earbuds are a worthy pick on either operating system, but let’s find out just what makes them tick in our review.

This Bose QuietComfort Earbuds review comes from the audio experts at our sister site Sound
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A new $110 light gun for old Duck Hunts: Ars tests an HDTV-friendly option

Patrick January 31, 2021
Enlarge / Duck Hunt without a CRT? It’s finally doable, thanks to the Sinden Lightgun.

Sam Machkovech

Over the past decade, we’ve seen nearly every classic gaming console receive a cute, miniaturized re-release—and the variety has been staggering, from titans like the NES to arcade niche favorites like Neo Geo and Sega Astro City.

Yet somehow, one massive retro-gaming category has been left unmined for a nostalgic buck: the light gun genre. Nintendo never packed shooting-gallery classics like Duck Hunt into a plug-and-play Zapper, while companies like Sega and Namco have never released their legendary arcade gun games as

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