This is a Tesla Model S. It's also a giant controller for playing classic Atari games, apparently.
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Remember when SpaceX launched a Tesla Roadster into space earlier this month? Someone decided to make a game out of it. And included Jeff Bezos. Because why not?
This week on Static we are all about the dollar dollar bills y'all. We talk smart phone prices, microtransactions, tips for saving money (including some questionable ones) and the cost of going to space!
Before Elon Musk was shooting his own Tesla roadster into space, he was doing other cool stuff. Like? Making video games, that's what.
Virtual reality finally arrived. Self-driving cars started wandering streets and past red lights. SpaceX aborted a rocket launch four times within a week. Samsung started strong with the Galaxy S7 and finished with the Note7 nuking itself into orbit while you slept.
We had new graphics cards, and most of them were pretty damn good. Consoles broke the mould by releasing new hardware mid-cycle and becoming more like PCs than ever before. And, unsurprisingly, we found out once again that Einstein really knew his shit.
It's been a big year for tech. Let's break down this year's biggest moments.
You love it, we love it. Blizzard definitely loves it. And as of late last night, we know Elon Musk loves it too. Overwatch, that is.
When Elon Musk isn't busy building electric cars that will change the world forever, or building home solar panels that will change the world forever, or building other things that will... change the world forever, he's busy reading philosophy and thinking that the universe we live in is a video game and we're all just NPCs.
I like this idea. He makes a pretty good argument.
