Sounds like the only real uses will be for action based games. Tetris is out of the agenda.

tundrasea is absolutely correct. The last electric car, GM EV-1, died because the battery technology was insufficient. It would have cost 80k dollars to replace them after 10 years. If it hadn't been leased, the owners would have definitely complained at the 10 year mark when they had to pay $80k to continue to use their cars. 1. GM doesn't make batteries. They had to buy the batteries from another company. 2. Normally when a car company has a car to sell, they aren't in dept by 80k per car before it is sold. 3. When you try to sell a car with a 80k price tag every 10 years that will save at most $73k in 10 years (if you drive 100 miles a day for 10 years [at 22mpg with $4.3 per gallon of gas], and the electricity costs $0) You had better be Ferrari or something like that, or you will go out of business. There you have it, batteries failed the electric car before. I for one am waiting to see how batteries have progressed in the past 10 years. There is no reason why this has to fail so miserably as did the last electric car run.