DISQUS

Mario actually did some plumbing in the live action Mario movie.

I have been able to turn stuff on and off by clapping in my house for years.

I wonder if that video is showing from laser on to detonation or was the laser pointed at the mortar for awhile to heat it up and we are only seeing th last bit?

You can make your own with some moving men furniture sliders, an old pair of socks and some Velcro. You can make 2 pairs for about 12 bucks. Very fun but watch out for stairs.

Sound works for me, it is embedded flash player

Seems awful expensive for a windows 2000 machine with a touch screen. If I could get that mega touch software I could build a unit much cheaper unless they charge $3000 for the software.

For $900 you could buy a laptop and a cheap camera and get better results. .

Damn, when I saw the title I was excited thinking there was some kind of new game coming out along the lines of guitar hero. It would a fun game you have to hit the buttons in the correct sequence to create things from carbon but if you mess up the sequence you end up with some kind of strange mutation.

If you have a pool you could customize it to be a kick ass slide.

Please, I don't read after the jump. I just head straight to the comments.

I agree Mars is cool but is worth all the money? I mean the cost of launching the weight of that thing will be around 17 mil.
Also do you know how that laser will be powered? I am thinking it would need a tiny nuclear reactor on board. I think the Chinese built a nuclear rover but I could be wrong.

I think $200 is very reasonable. If you live in a small condo and your stove craps out and you don't cook much this would be the perfect solution.

Damn it, I wish I had an office with a window that would actually open so these would be useful.

I noticed that there are no air bags. I think it has a 5 point harness but to drive this thing in the US wouldn't they be required? I have one on order and I'll be bummed if I get it and I can't even drive it on the streets.

What I would really like to know about Vista is what changed under the hood? The fancy interface is nice but is it just a new "skin" on top of XP or has the underlying program actually been changed?