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PAL-V is already taking preorders for the first-ever flying car.

It’s called the Liberty, and it looks like a three-wheeled car when it’s on the road and a helicopter when it’s in the air.

The Dutch company says it’s initially constructing only 90 models, so don’t expect to see many of these right away.

Pricing starts at $400,000 for the base model, which can rise to as high as $600,000 with all the extra features.

If that’s out of your budget, don’t worry; you can always put down a $2,500 refundable escrow deposit and save up until its launch at the end of 2018.

Source: https://techcrunch.com/2017/02/13/pal-v-begins-pre-sales-of-its-flying-car-starting-at-400000/

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PAL-V is already taking preorders for the first-ever flying car.

It’s called the Liberty, and it looks like a three-wheeled car when it’s on the road and a helicopter when it’s in the air.

The Dutch company says it’s initially constructing only 90 models, so don’t expect to see many of these right away.

Pricing starts at $400,000 for the base model, which can rise to as high as $600,000 with all the extra features.

If that’s out of your budget, don’t worry; you can always put down a $2,500 refundable escrow deposit and save up until its launch at the end of 2018.

Source: https://techcrunch.com/2017/02/13/pal-v-begins-pre-sales-of-its-flying-car-starting-at-400000/

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Robot teaches kids as young as 3 to code

This food recycler will turn your food scraps into fertilizer

Industrial robot technology may soon be in your home

Wristband monitors your blood alcohol content while you drink

Breast-pumping moms can now go wireless

The world’s first 3-screen gaming laptop is mind-blowing

Netflix has just helped improve your commute

Apple’s plan to beat Google in the maps game

Your next food delivery order could come from a robot

You can now add cooking to the list of things Alexa can help you do

This anti-drone gun looks like it can do some serious damage

You could soon be using your smartphone to get cash from the ATM

Instagram offers disappearing photos and live broadcasting

You may soon be able to use a drone to catch fish

Amazon offers special deals through Alexa

WhatsApp video calling is finally here

Sold-out Snapchat sunglasses already on eBay

You can now cast Harry Potter spells from your phone

Apple reveals new MacBook Pro with Touch Bar

This smart crib will help your baby sleep safely through the night

New hybrid console takes Nintendo on the go

Self-driving cars have hit Great Britain

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