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Speakers That Do It All: the Klipsch Sevens II

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By John Quain Verified
| ontheroadtoautonomy.com
After being on the road, it's a relief to settle down and listen to tunes uninterrupted. Recently, I spent a few weeks playing everything from to on the Klipsch Sevens II. Here's my review for The Absolute Sound:
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Three for the Road: OnePlus, BMX, and Roborock

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By John Quain Verified
| ontheroadtoautonomy.com
Best Smartphone: OnePlus 15R When you're traveling, the last thing you want is a smart phone that runs out of battery power. Without power, there's no navigating foreign cobblestone streets or using Google Translate to converse with the wait staff in a 400-year-old Estonian pub. That's why the OnePlus 15R is such a wonderful travel companion, with a battery that will last a full 24 hours without having to plug in. The OnePlus 15R is a top-tier phone priced at just $700 list (deals are available).
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On the Road to Autonomy

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By John Quain Verified
| ontheroadtoautonomy.com
For autonomous vehicles and car companies, 2016 was a heady year. Multimillion-dollar investments in self-driving technologies were heralded on a weekly basis, and then Ford made an audacious prediction: It would mass-produce self-driving cars for consumers by 2021.
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