Cars
When it comes to in-car tech beind explained, few publications do it like CNET and its very own Brian Cooley, who always knows how to put things into context so that they don’t need further clarification. This is the case with built-in 4G connections in cars, a matter which the video posted below explains by going into detail about the direct effects it will have on the end-user experience. Read more »
- Mclaren P1 Comprehensively Reviewed By Cnet
There’s a lot of cool tech on-board the McLaren P1, and who better to explain it for us than Brian Cooley of CNET fame. He approaches the P1 from a more regular-person kind of perspective, but it still ends up being good - very good, actually....
- Does A Nissan 240sx Work With A Swapped Ls3? Oh Yes, Quite!
If the only way you see a 240SX is with its standard engine or at least something also coming from a Nissan swapped under the bonnet, then you will not like the car built in the video posted here. Read more »...
- 2015 Subaru Wrx Sti Is "the Most Technically Specialized Car" For Under $40,000
Think of a car that provides more performance and capability in one single fairly-affordable package than the Subaru WRX STI. In Europe, there may be some alternatives, but for US buyers it really is the most technically specialized car for under $40,000,...
- These Are Five Lesser Known Driving Mistakes That Can Turn Outrageous
This is not your usual CNet-style video, since it doesn’t focus on anything tech related, looking instead to point out five driving outrages that piss off presenter Brian Cooley, and probably many of you, as well, when you experience them. Read...
- Transformers: The Real Robots In Disguise
Here’s another example of useless toys that we love because they evoke childhood nostalgia. From what we gather, these actual transforming car/robots went on exhibit at what seems to be a Japanese tech show. The video demonstrates a toy car made...
Cars
In-Built 4G Connection Will Rapidly Spread in Coming Years – Why Should You Care
When it comes to in-car tech beind explained, few publications do it like CNET and its very own Brian Cooley, who always knows how to put things into context so that they don’t need further clarification. This is the case with built-in 4G connections in cars, a matter which the video posted below explains by going into detail about the direct effects it will have on the end-user experience. Read more »
- Mclaren P1 Comprehensively Reviewed By Cnet
There’s a lot of cool tech on-board the McLaren P1, and who better to explain it for us than Brian Cooley of CNET fame. He approaches the P1 from a more regular-person kind of perspective, but it still ends up being good - very good, actually....
- Does A Nissan 240sx Work With A Swapped Ls3? Oh Yes, Quite!
If the only way you see a 240SX is with its standard engine or at least something also coming from a Nissan swapped under the bonnet, then you will not like the car built in the video posted here. Read more »...
- 2015 Subaru Wrx Sti Is "the Most Technically Specialized Car" For Under $40,000
Think of a car that provides more performance and capability in one single fairly-affordable package than the Subaru WRX STI. In Europe, there may be some alternatives, but for US buyers it really is the most technically specialized car for under $40,000,...
- These Are Five Lesser Known Driving Mistakes That Can Turn Outrageous
This is not your usual CNet-style video, since it doesn’t focus on anything tech related, looking instead to point out five driving outrages that piss off presenter Brian Cooley, and probably many of you, as well, when you experience them. Read...
- Transformers: The Real Robots In Disguise
Here’s another example of useless toys that we love because they evoke childhood nostalgia. From what we gather, these actual transforming car/robots went on exhibit at what seems to be a Japanese tech show. The video demonstrates a toy car made...