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If this dunk looks familiar, it should. It's the same one Tracy McGrady did during the 2002 NBA All-Star Game. Only difference: Kevin Durant pulled it out during a goddamn summer league game. Safe to say this guy is gonna be even more of a beast than he already is next season, huh?
[via The Big Lead]
Is the world ready for a toilet with its own foot warmer, heated seat, bidet washlet and built-in music system, all controlled by a touchscreen remote? Take a look at this video and see what you think.
Chris Brown and Justin Bieber star together in this Colin Tilley-directed short film from Breezy's F.A.M.E. album. The world is ending, but not before the guys reunite with their respective love interests. Watch the video above.
More than unstoppable... RAY RICE: From the backfield to the endzone, from back up to Pro Bowler. From the moment he steps on the field -- the defense is defenseless. Ray is interviewed by legend Dream Hampton for Nike Sportswear. Directed by Kahlil Joseph.
John Wall needs to stick to The Dougie and playing basketball. Baseball isn't his sport. If you know you are going to throw out the first pitch, try to practice a little bit.
When Vans teamed up with Supreme designer Luke Meier to create its Zero sneaker model, the result was an instant success. Now, after several new versions in the past, Vans is adding the style to its Core product line and has introduced features that make it more skateable including a vulcanized sole, an enhanced footbed and a DURACAP upper. Available in several colorways, the sneaker can be purchased now through select stockists.
Nine new concept cars were showcased at the Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este 2011. Classic Driver talked to Adrian van Hooydonk, Designer of the BMW 328 Hommage, Marek Reichman, Designer of the Aston Martin V12 Zagato, and James Glickenhaus, owner of the Ferrari P4/5 Competizione.
Well, technically it's mainly Griffin's friend (and likely Vizio plant) who does the demoing. But the NBA Rookie of the Year catches everything on camera for this stealthly sponsored video uploaded to his personal YouTube channel. Features of the upcoming 8-inch Android tablet include the ability to make it double as a TV remote. Vizio will be selling it at a starting point just $349 later this summer.
[via Engadget]
After years of product demos and internal tweeking, Google's vision of a computer built entirely for the internet can finally be experienced by the public at large. The first two Chromebooks, unveiled at Google I/O last month, can now be ordered online from Best Buy and Amazon.The Samsung Series 5 is the handsome 12.1 inch number with long 8.5 hour battery life. It retails for $499 for the 3G model (free data from Verizon) and $429 for the wifi edition.
The 11.6 inch Acer chromebook is slightly more affordable at $449 for the 3G version and $379 for wifi-only. Read more about the Chrome OS-enabled laptops here.
[via SAI]
The final tally is finished and it looks like Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban officially spent just over $100,000 on Sunday night—in just four hours!—after the Mavs bested the Heat to take home the NBA title. He threw down $90,000 on a gigantic bottle of Ace of Spades and $20,000 to tip the staff at LIV in Miami. But, as he was quick to point out afterwards, the celebration was "worth every penny." Damn—any chance we can get you at our next shindig, Cubes? Worth a shot, right?
[via New York Post]