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Hello car enthusiasts today we bring you some hot news regarding the brand new Honda Civic Type R those dying to purchase this car will surely be pleased with this piece of news. 306-horsepower Civic Type R is most powerful production Honda ever sold in the U.S. World's fastest production front-wheel-drive car at the Nürburgring Civic Type R capstones Honda's epic 10th generation Civic lineup The all-new 2017 Honda Civic Type R – the ultimate performance variant of America's best-selling car 1  and the first-ever Type R-badged Honda sold in the U.S. – goes on sale starting tomorrow in one comprehensively-equipped Touring trim with a Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) 2  of $33,900. The most powerful production Honda ever sold in America, the track-ready 2017 Civic Type R embodies Honda's racing spirit, making 306 horsepower (SAE net) at 6,500 rpm and 295 lb.-ft. of torque (SAE net) from 2,500-4500 rpm from its 2.0-liter DOHC direct-injected a

PC Enthusiasts we haven't forgot about you, today we bring some exciting news for those of you that  love a good computer with some crazy specs for the most demanding hardware again Alienware powerful hardware.  Yesterday, Alienware announced they would be launching an AMD Threadripper-powered Area-51 monster rig, rocking the 16-core, 32-thread processors. Initially, they gave a September launch date for the UK, but Alienware have now confirmed the Area-51 Threadripper edition will launch on July 27. Read more: the best CPUs for gaming right now. Alienware have gone big with their new Area-51 machines, offering both the AMD Threadripper chips as well as  Intel’s upcoming Core i9 Skylake-X processors . The Intel option will be launching later, on August 22. Alienware had their Threadripper version running on the stand here at E3, utilising the 32-threads of the engineering sample chip at its heart to run Sniper Elite 4, record it via OBS, and also threw some Blende

Are you a Car enthusiast? if so, you are going to love the news we bring to you today, yes thats right we are talking about the new Honda Civic Type R, read below for more The  first review  of the  Honda Civic Type R  provoked a lot of reaction, so we're following it up with a handful of other videos which take a closer look at the latest hot hatch. While some of our readers criticized the overly positive nature of the first review, that seems to be a common theme as most reviewers didn't find anything major amiss. Starting with Roadshow's video, the reviewer praises the car as nimble and precise with a ride quality that is better than the  Ford Focus RS  and  Subaru WRX STI . The reviewer also notes there's not a hint of torque steer and it's "unlike any other high power front-wheel drive car I have ever driven before." Everything wasn't perfect though as the driver thought the steering had a muted feel. The second video comes from Cars.co

Following our entry today we would like to give you our overall impressions and thoughts about the Xbox One X as we have the opportunity to test it here is what we think about it. It’s hard to believe that Microsoft was able to make the latest generation Xbox so compact, and yet still so much more powerful. We had the chance to check out the console ourselves, and we were rather impressed. The no-nonsense black box of gaming power is about as simple as it comes where the hardware is concerned, but based on the gameplay we saw at the Microsoft presser yesterday, the Xbox One X is currently the most powerful console in the world, in terms of specs. And as such, it costs $499, which is a difficult price point to swallow. Add to that the fact that you’ll likely want a 4k TV for this bad boy. Of course, Microsoft promised that the enhanced processing power of the console will lead to smoother FPS and better overall rendering, but it’s hard to fully enjoy having a hardcore gaming con

Today we bring everybody good news in the world of technology as it is with great joy that we introduce you the latest console of Microsoft  After months of speculation, Microsoft is unveiling its “Project Scorpio” games console today, and it's officially named Xbox One X. Microsoft's Xbox One X naming comes just days after the company trademarked a mysterious S logo, and started dropping Scorpio hints in its E3 teaser videos. Microsoft is planning to launch the Xbox One X on November 7th worldwide, priced at $499. All existing Xbox One accessories will work on the new Xbox One X — which we got to see first-hand at E3 today — alongside all existing Xbox 360 backwards compatible titles and Xbox One games. Microsoft is planning to use "super sampling" on the One X to make new games look better even on 1080p TVs. Xbox One X is a boring black box concealing powerful components The new console will ship with 6 teraflops of graph

It seemed like a lie when we were hearing news about Samsung S7 Galaxy exploding battery  and the downfall of it, now however Samsung plans to make a comeback with hopes of regarding customer trust Update:  The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 could launch at IFA 2017 in September. The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 was an absolute disaster. Sure, the phone itself was beautiful, but the device was plagued with exploding battery issues, as well as a pair of rocky recall processes. So, it makes sense that Samsung would want to forget about the Galaxy Note line altogether. Samsung has officially confirmed, however, that it will not get rid of one of its most popular phones that easily. In fact, we could see a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 before the end of 2017. According to the most recent  reports from SamMobile , the Galaxy Note 8 is internally code-named “Great,” and bears the model number SM-N950F. But what will the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 bring? Here’s everything we have heard about the d

Wondering when you should upgrade your Nexus or Pixel? Google has updated its support page to reflect when it will no longer offer telephone and online support for the devices, and you can use that info to make a decision. In the past, the big G promised that its phones will get Android updates for at least two years and security updates for at least three years after they're released. Once it security updates stop, phone and online support stop, as well. Based on the info Google listed on its support page, it's staying true to its word. The Pixel and the Pixel XL, which were released in 2016, will get the latest Android updates until October 2018. They'll get security updates until October 2019, the same month Google will stop providing customer service for them. Mountain View will also stop supporting the Huawei-made Nexus 6P and the LG-made 5X in September 2018, a year after they stop getting new OS updates. If you still own a Nexus 6 or a 9, you'll only ge