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[AUTOMOTIVE]( [Toyota throws its hat back in the supercar ring with 1,000-hp GR Super Sport]( Toyota is developing an all-new supercar with technology trickled down from its TS050 Hybrid LMP1 race car. The "next-generation racehorse" will debut as a barely tamed race car with 986 hp worth of hybrid racing technology. [Read more]( [SPECIAL PROMOTION FOR NEW ATLAS READERS]( [The iPM Wireless Charging Pad Can Power Three Devices Simultaneously — 62% off]( No need to fuss over cable clutter. Building off the success of its wildly popular 2-in-1 wireless charging pad, iPM is back at it with an even better charging platform. With the ability to charge two smartphones and an Apple Watch, this ultra-slim pad cuts down on wayward wires while turning any surface into a fast-charging powerhouse. 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