I would skip the wireless streaming aspect and just build one of these.

@eSkiSo: Oh. How I hated Frontpage 2000. Yet, it was one of the easiest tools to start learning how to compose web pages.

Awesome car, but I do not know enough about Studebaker to be able to make this on a viable project for me.

It does not matter what the British design or drive because they are a civilized people. On the other hand, the US is the wild, wild west and we think like...... we think like "Uh-Mercans!"

Gasp!!!!

@StalePhish: The Fiero to Countach kit was way to expensive and total crap.

No. This is the poster car from my youth.

I was trying to avoid the jokes about the resemblance to female anatomy, but this has to be the only time that I have seen a "stick" look like something related to female anatomy.

I would not mind having a 3GS as a new iPod Touch with Google Voice to call using WiFi.

Using a metal frame desk, I have had to make use of this trick for many years. Plus it keeps the clutter from the back of your PC.

Yee Haw!!!!!

What I have seen of the Stanford design to date is that they are a bit weak in nature due to the fact that they are programmed to run a set of coordinates and not autonomously drive a course and make decision as to best route.

Alan Mullally will shake that man's hand for good deed in moving inventory.

@R2Dad: 5000lbs??? Try closer to 4,000 lbs.

What? No Truck Nuts?

I guess hamsters not running is better than having a co-worker bring their dog to the office and then have it piss on the server and knock it offline.

FC Jeep FTW!!!!

Very well done, but WHY??????

@smackela: What a waste of a GM E-Body.

The Acura ZDX wins the award because the "Batmobile" styling went out of vogue back in 1993 with the last generation Firebird.