Turbo!!!!!!!

The V6 turbo is intended to develop technology that's more applicable to road cars, rather than the previous F1 approach of just spinning the engines faster and making the components thinner and lighter. They are also introducing much more restrictive fuel economy measures (via mandated maximum flow rate to the engine rather than the current limit of as much as you can carry at the start of the race). Also, as the video mentioned, the energy recovery system is going to be more integrated next season.

The new engines specs sound, superficially at least, similar to Indy car engines... I wonder if they will be close enough to allow any crossover?

The first clips of the new engines being fired up have already started to show up on yt:

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*related=http://videosift.com/video/The-Stanley-Parable-Turbo-Button-Reviews-Episode-001

Sarzys review of "The Stanley Parable" has been added as a related post - related requested by braschlosan.

http://videosift.com/video/The-Stanley-Parable-Turbo-Button-Reviews-Episode-001
Love the game!

Don't do it. Stick with Android, just change the brand. I highly recommend one of 3 chinese brands. either Jiayu, Oppo, or Xiaomi.

I know, I know.. Chinese phones, they must suck right? wrong. These 3 brands are not only really good, they have a much lower price.

I have a Jiayu G3 Turbo, which cost 199€ and it outperforms a Samsung Galaxy s3. 1280x720 resolution, Gorilla Glass, Quadcore 1.5ghz processor, 1gb ram, 4gb internal memory, and a decent design.

It comes rooted, and it works great. Investigate one of these 3 brands. Supposedly the Oppo Find 5 is a very high quality phone, but it costs a bit more. Still a lot cheaper than a samsung or iphone

The information in this video is deceptively incomplete. Modern major-release movies are enormously expensive to make and a big part of their profit calculation includes the worldwide market. In fact, country-specific versions of these films are often released in overseas markets, sometimes with new characters/scenes added just for them.

So while it's perhaps culturally interesting to see whether a particular flick was popular with Americans, the economic side of the movie business cares not.

It's almost quaint that someone would report only U.S. box office totals today - particularly when using that data to call a film a bomb. Here's the real bottom line for these "bombs" (total worldwide grosses as of 9/2013 - and counting):

After Earth $243m ($130m budget)
The Lone Ranger $243m ($215m budget)
Elysium $213m ($115m budget)
Turbo $157m ($135m budget)
Red 2 $120m ($ 84m budget)
White House Down $153m ($150m budget)

Heck, even Mortal Instruments ($66.6m, $60m budget) and The Internship ($83m, $58m budget) have made millions.

These movies are almost all profitmakers - often enormously so. Just, you know, not as much as we were hyped to believe in the States.

(That said - R.I.P.D. was actually a bomb! The only real one here, I'd say. But I think the film companies will survive.)

The Turbo Encabulator. An important technical discussion has been added as a related post - related requested by braschlosan on that post.

The Retro-Proto-Turbo-Encabulator has been added as a related post - related requested by braschlosan.

HOLY CRAP there is a NEW version of this same video. It's the *meme that never dies.
*related=http://videosift.com/video/The-Retro-Proto-Turbo-Encabulator

*related=http://videosift.com/video/Turbo-Encabulator-a-training-video-must-see

The specified related post, Turbo-Encabulator - a training video "must see", is already associated with this post - bypassing related request by braschlosan.

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This video has been nominated as a duplicate of this video by deathcow. If this nomination is seconded with *isdupe, the video will be killed and its votes transferred to the original.

One wonders how much money a Turbo Encabulator project would raise on Kickstarter...