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The internet has discovered a quickly-going-viral video Tuesday from a mystery firm named HUVr. CNET says that this viral hoverboard circulating online not only outperforms the most sophisticated ...

Since the world first saw the concept of a hoverboard in action in Back To The Future Part II (1989), everyone has been waiting for the coolest mode of transportation to be invented by scientists. And ...

Anybody who watched Back To The Future II as a kid dreamed of owning a hoverboard one day, and that dream looks to be moving closer to reality. The "future" part of the 1989 movie was set in 2015, and ...

Hoverboards are no longer a fictional dream set by Back to the Future Part II but a reality. We've seen several trials of real hoverboards - most notably by former professional skateboarder Tony Hawk ...

Teaming up with the brilliant minds at Hackerlabs, we set out to build a real hoverboard—no wheels, no tricks, just pure sci-fi tech brought to life. From concept to lift-off, this project pushed the ...

Is the hoverboard from “Back to the Future” finally a real, tangible thing? According to the folks at Lexus, yes. In the video above, the car company debuts SLIDE, it’s version of the hoverboard. We ...

The two coolest pieces of technology in the Back to the Future franchise were the DeLorean car and the hoverboard. Up until now, you could get a DeLorean…but no dice on the hoverboard. Advertisement ...

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However, Hawk has since been invited by The Ride Channel's David Carnie to try out the technology from Arx Pax for real. Speaking about the prank video, the company's founders Greg and Jill Henderson ...

Paleo-Future reader Chris mentioned that as a 13-year-old he watched a "Making of" documentary for Back to the Future: Part II. In it the director, Robert Zemeckis, claimed that hoverboards were real.