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Google Tricks Out a Snowmobile for Stunning Street View
Prepping for the Winter Olympics, Google put a camera unit on a snowmobile and sent it to Canada's Whistler Blackcomb ski resort to record the slopes. This article includes a 1.5 minute video showing the snowmobile in action and some of the resulting shots.


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