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| - | **What are Hoverboards? | ||
| - | A hoverboard is a type of toy that balances on two wheels, ridden like a surface board. Most of these toys are made for kids, that was the whole point to invent a way for kids to have who have to move it around without assistance or difficulty. Hoverboards have been popularized by celebrities and leotards for show swimming competitions because it’s easier to climb stairs using this kind of vehicle effortlessly. | ||
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| - | Companies have also designed versions of [[https:// | ||
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| - | These are propelled by Integrated Precision Lift Technology that acoustically levered air downwards under with increased velocity to create enough downwards force to support upwards lift. | ||
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| - | The technology they use is somewhat similar to, but not the same as the hypothetical technology in Back to the Future II, which NASA considered in 1989. Hoverboards are something that everyone will have one day. They are better than bicycles, they won't get dirty when you come in from outside and it takes less space in your house when you're not using it too. | ||
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| - | Hoverboards are also known as self-balancing scooters. These riding gadgets were introduced in the year 1982. Around the same time, scientist David Erickson introduced a motorized version of the hoverboard known as a 'gyro board.' | ||
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