This post originally appeared on cnet,about a girl who plunges into a pool to save her hoverboard
this just goes to show that some gadgets could make us go nuts and do the unthinkable at-
times. imagine an iPhone 6 falling off into the toilet with your unflushed ewww stuff all over it, the guess is as good as mine instinctively one wouldn't mine dipping his/her hands to get it out.
meanwhile, according to the poster; Mark Malone, said his video features his sister in her early hoverboarding stages on Christmas Day.
She's practicing near a pool. She begins tentatively. Then she sticks out her arms, as if ready to perform a ski jump.
She rolls along successfully, even performing a turn. But then disaster strikes. Yes, she falls off. The bigger disaster, however, befalls the .hoverboard
It rolls into the pool. The girl pauses for only a moment. Then she dives in to save it.
You must decide whether the remedial action she takes is appropriate. You must consider what you'd have done in her painful situation
Then you must wonder whether the board survived the ordeal. We may never know. But we can know what this unfortunate ballet looks like when it's done to music.
Hoverboards have become so essential to so many that Russell Crowe took to Twitter to vent anger that his children weren't allowed to take them on the family's vacation flight. (Many airlines banned hoverboards as a fire risk.)
And they keep coming. At CES, hoverboard maker Swagway presented its new Swagtron hoverboard. This has Bluetooth speakers (so vital). Helpfully, the makers claim it won't explode.
Will kids and hoverboards soon go their separate ways? I doubt it. Until the next fine invention comes along, of course.
well to add this lets hope they will also consider the sub-Saharan African counties too.
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