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Tesla has only delivered a handful of Model 3 units outside the United States but it’s yet to properly begin international delivery of its first mass-market electric car. The company had previously said that it would begin international delivery in the second half of this year but CEO Elon Musk has now revealed that the left-hand drive Model 3 variants will be launched in Asia and Europe next year.

Tesla had originally planned the international delivery of the Model 3 in the second half of this year but now it will not be able to meet the target.

The wait is going to be even longer for potential customers in markets like the United Kingdom where the company will have to deliver the right-hand drive variants. Musk says that those customers should expect to receive their cars “probably” by mid-2019.

The fact that Tesla is pushing the international delivery forward isn’t going to surprise anyone given the company’s efforts to overcome the production challenges that the Model 3 has presented over the past year. The company had planned to produce 5,000 units of the Model 3 by the end of last year and it’s only just achieving that aim.

Tesla customers across the globe who are waiting for their Model 3 will certainly be keeping their fingers crossed that the company doesn’t delay the launch for their markets any further.

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If you’ve always wanted recreate the fighting scenes in Big Hero 6 with your own little fighting robots, now is your chance. Super Anthony is a rocking, socking robot that can punch, kick, roll, and jump and has enough torque to knock any other little robot off its little robot legs.

Super Anthony costs $1,299 for early birds and consists of a little frame 14 inches high and a set of 45 kg per servo punch force motors. The system is controlled via a standard game controller or phone app and it is “wear resistant” so you can keep fighting. This particular model won a straight-line walking competition so you know he has great legs.

“Super Anthony has a customized 15-axis crafted structure that provides intuitive control for full freedom of mobility. He can fight more swiftly and accurately than other robots,” the creators write.

The robot is shipping on November 2018 and it looks to be an interesting little opponent. While you probably need a few Super Anthonys to get a real fight going – a multi-pack costs $5,199 – you can still have fun and experiment with a single robot until you and your wacky friends invent nanobot technology that eventually kills your brother but lets you learn about teamwork along the way.

Apple has launched AirPlay 2 in iOS 11.4, adding HomePod stereo pair support along with multi-room audio streaming. The new version of AirPlay 2 comes along with launch dates for HomePod in three new countries – Canada, France, and Germany – bringing the total number of places you can buy the Siri-powered smart speaker to six. It’s reasonable to say … Continue reading