By the way. This is just a fanboy design and Teclast made mp3. It's a fanboy concept that probably will never see the light of day.

http://www.teclast.com/topic.php?channelID=70&topicID=140&pid=4

My goodness. Where did you see that this is a phone??? I see Music(mp3,wav,wma ect.,), Time, GPS, FM(radio), Movie(mpeg,rmvb, ect.,) GPS, WIFI(internet,msn)with a 4gig, 8gig to 16gig running on WIndows CE. It's a concept. More like an mp3 player.

Since I saw the video at http://www.flytheroad.com, I am totally impressed. The only thing that will hold me back is the price at the moment but I expect it to drop if it's going to be mass produce.

Great job on with this new technology! But I still don't think I'll drive this on big freeway especially on a long distance commute. My concern would be can a truck driver or a large van see you if he's changing lane?

Maybe try reading my other posts before telling me what I don't know and you know all.

Like what I've said. These kind of vehicles have limited use. It's like owning a scooter or a motorbike. You're still going to need a 4 wheels vehicle. Not effective on highways, rainy days or winter season. If majority of these vehicles are on the road with you, then it's fine.

Just buy yourself a scooter for inner city purposes or else take a look at one of these:

http://www.zenncars.com/

Does the iphone come with wifi? Because here the internet plan for mobile is ridiculous like in the $100/month.

Hey I'm all for these kind of environmental friendly automobile. But the problem is that a half a tonne competing on the road/highways against other beast is a joke. Look at how high that thing is and larger vehicles are going to have problem seeing you. Let see what happen when you get into an accident. This vehicle would only be good for inner city or other country that's populated with people and vehicles. You're going to have to end up buying a larger car anyhow to go with this. This thing is too small and have it limited use.

With that kind of money, you would rather buy a car for more space and safety. Not so sure who's going to be that gutsy to drive it on the highways.

My goodness. Engadget is becoming like AICN. Please give us the real scoop instead of faking up thing.

Ok let me ask a dumb question. So if you buy this sucker, does it actually eat up 2000watts of power constantly or just the total amount of watts that your computer's devices takes up?