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Porsche 911 GT2 RS - 10 fastest production cars for 2011 | CNET Reviews

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Porsche 911 GT2 RS

Top speed: 205 mph
Engine: Twin turbo 3.6-liter flat six-cylinder
Horsepower: 523

AdiZero Prime Soccer Cleates | Uncrate

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These Adidas F50 AdiZero Prime Soccer Cleats ($300) should do the trick. Weighing only 5.1 ounces, these boots are the lightest on the market and feature a single-layer synthetic upper for increased feel and reduced weight, internal support bands and bottom frame made from TPU, two sockliners, and a Traxion outsole for grip and comfort.
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Art Lebedev’s Lo-Fi Cardboard USB-Sticks

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Art Lebedev’s Flashkus is a disposable cardboard USB thumb-drive. Or rather, it is four conjoined thumb-drives, perforated for easy separation.

Nikon’s Low-Light, Wide-Lens P300 Forgets the RAW | Gadget Lab

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Nikon p300

ISO runs up to 3200, Sensore: 1/2.3-inch. 12.3MP on a backlit CMS plate. The lens offers a 24-100mm (35mm equivalent) zoom, and a super-wide ƒ1.8 maximum aperture (the S95 lens only opens to ƒ2).

Manual control is available for all exposure functions, controlled by a thumb-wheel on the top-plate, and you get image stabilization and a big three-inch, 921,000-dot LCD panel thrown in, along with 1080p video and a stereo mic. $400

NoteSlate | Uncrate

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Meet the NoteSlate ($100). This simple device sports a one-color eInk display in either white, black, green, blue, or red, a smooth, simple design, a battery good for 180 hours of work, and a simple list of inputs including a special pen with eraser, a mini-USB port, an SD card slot, and a 3.5mm headphone jack for listening to MP3s

Dell's UltraSharp U3011 packs in the features

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CNET Review:
The 30-inch Dell UltraSharp U3011 bucks the "high on performance, low on features" trend 30-inch monitors have reflected for years.

Not only does the Dell include more connection options than most other monitors, regardless of screen size, but it also allows for the most customization options we've seen in a 30-incher, with a number of presets and the ability to get down, dirty, and gritty with the red, green, blue, cyan, magenta, and yellow.

The Orb-Shaped Speakers That Look Like Planets

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The Planet L speakers feature a coaxial 2-way speaker and a 165mm treated paper-cone mid/woofer, mechanisms that the folks at Elipson claim are the results of 2 years' worth of meticulous R&D efforts. The speakers come in three lacquer finishes: red, white, and black. $965 a pair.