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Wednesday, March 5, 2014
HUVr arrived? Back to the Future' hoverboard will blow your mind
Trust us: If hoverboards were as real as this one from a mysterious company called HUVr, the world really would be changed forever. Or at the very least, it would be way more fun.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/
One of my favourite movies of all time is Back to the Future.
Featuring a time-travelling DeLorean (which in itself is pretty cool), it also showcased the holy grail of many skate-geeks, the hoverboard.
The hoverboard from the movie packs some serious anti-gravity tech, floating above the ground, promising a silky smooth ride.
Now a hoverboard video has surfaced from a company called HUVr titled "The future has arrived". The video calls itself "completely real" and features celebrities - ranging from Tony Hawk through to Moby riding HUVr Boards in a Los Angeles parking lot.
Top 10 Facts You Need to Know
Read more at: http://www.heavy.com/tech/2014/03/huvr-tech-hoax-fake-real-hoverboard-video-debunk/
image credit [ NZ Herald]
Regarding the HUVr (http://t.co/1P3q82vKDE) — you can see the harness under Tony Hawk’s shirt here pic.twitter.com/0I90bYzLoh
— Christian Mazza (@ChristianMazza) March 4, 2014
what HUVr official said:
Thanks for all the enthusiastic responses! We answered some of your most popular questions: http://t.co/Slm2JpYAUv #theyrehere
— HUVr Tech (@HUVrTech) March 4, 2014
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