@Dr Spaceman Really? For a good, offline navigation program that has to use purchasing price to offset the research done in creating its maps? I use tomtom on wimo and would have been lost without it during a trip around a national park a month back. Free mapping from google is great, but it doesn't count for much when you don't have a signal when you want to start navigating.

@Steve B Mainly because you'd have to be mad to use it."I think I'm a hedgehog" kind of mad.

I'd take your comment more seriously, if this wasn't the first 'related post' link on the page...

http://www.engadget.com/2009/10/31/tesla-roadster-keeps-on-rollin-goes-313-miles-on-single-charge/

So, they hold the record for the furthest traveled on a single charge by a production EV - what precisely do you want from them?

As for what they have to do with gadgets... really? Did you really ask that? A Tesla is, at least for me, the ultimate gadget. Nothing on Engadget says that their posts can't include aspirational devices.

@topspeed

Major update; virus; desire for a fresh, clean start; HDD failure; power spike corrupts files; change of OS; downsize to a smaller, faster SSD; new computer... that a long enough list of reasons for you?

If only it would index PDFs it would be perfect.

They'll have arrived once they are powerful enough (or Flash is modified enough) to play full screen content from sites like Hulu

http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/cellphone/9e31/

Sorry Clack...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PenPoint_OS

Outside of the pathetic trolling, I want to know how you DARE malign the C64. Greyscale, my ass.

Which made-in-the-USA phone watch are you referring to?