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لری برنز در مورد آینده ماشین ها صحبت میکند

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نائب رییس جنرال موتور، لری برنز، نسل بعدی طراحی ها را رونمایی میکند: ماشین های براق، قابل شخصی سازی (و با قدرت پردازش محاسباتی) که بدون آلودگی با استفاده از هیدروژن حرکت میکنند -- و انرژی را به شبکه برق تزریق کند وقتی که بدون استفاده رها شده اند.

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Translated into Persian by Amin Gheibi
Reviewed by Shahram Eatezadi
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