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" ThinkGeek has done what we thought was impossible and built a functional replica of the Back to the Future hoverboard. Unlike that one from Mattel, this one actually floats. But it&amp;#039;s only big enough for a Marty McFly minifig.  The ultimately useless but fantastically cool desk toy works thanks to a quintet of rare earth magnets stashed in the base, and a board made out of pyrolytic graphite which can levitate in a magnetic field. The base even has a slight curve to it, so if you poke the board with your finger it&amp;#039;ll slide back and forth.  At $40, it&amp;#039;s a touch expensive for a desktoy (but cheap for a hoverboard!) and considering the magnets you might want to keep it away from your computer or any external hard drives. But if that\u2014and the size thing\u2014are the only caveats, that&amp;#039;s still a pretty good deal for a working hoverboard. Dreams do come maybe like 75 percent true! Source: ThinkGeek via Gizmodo "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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