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This tiny solar car , called Xof1 (Power of One), has just broken the world distance record for a solar-powered vehicle, and is still going and going. Beginning its record-breaking trek last June, it’s gone from Buffalo, N.Y. to the Arctic Circle and back, next making it all the way across the continent to Los Angeles, traveling a total of more than 12,500 miles. This little flying saucer-like vehicle can go from 0-60 in 6 seconds, carries one passenger, and weighs 660 lb, running on a 96-volt brushless motor powered by the sun. It traveled at extremely northern latitudes with low sun angles, through an extremely rainy summer, and traversed thousands of miles of roads that often were nothing but gravel. It’s not the only solar car of its kind in the world , but it’s the most-traveled so far. Now, Xof1 is on its way back across the U.S. to Washington, D.C. Click Continue to see the video.

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What would a Steampunk Cylon look like? That’s what we asked you a few months ago, when DVICE kicked off its Steampunk Cylon design contest as Battlestar Galactica began its final run ( ending tonight , by the way). And did you guys ever rise to the challenge! We received Photoshop renderings, drawings — even photos of someone’s hand-made sculpture. Impressive stuff. The winner, selected by our Imperious Leaders, is the entry above, created by Ronnie A. Gamble Jr. Beyond just creating a period-appropriate design with amazing detail (just check out those dials — click on the pic to see it enlarged), he gave it an extremely clever presentation. Nice work. Ronnie wins some BSG and DVICE swag as well as our fealty to him as supreme Steampunk Cylon Designer. Hit the jump for the runners-up, along with our big gallery featuring all the designs we received (some are even made of… wait for it… LEGO!).

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Unlike Microsoft’s silly but sort of understandable proscription against mice on home consoles, Sony doesn’t mind letting gamers use a mouse on their lap. Swiss peripherals maker SplitFish has released a new model of their FragFX mouse, the V2, with offers “significant improvements”, but is presented here primarily because it looks odd. It is eighty of your dollars.

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NZXT’s Panzer, when not crossing the Rhine and crushing human skulls, is designed to keep powerful gaming components cool with the minimum of neon bling . It’s reasonably-priced, too, at $120.

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