Huawei says its mysterious new magneto-electric storage device offers unparalleled density☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆@lemmy.ml to Technology@lemmy.ml – 12 points – 7 months agotomshardware.com13Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent comment The product will be available internationally in the first half of 2025. A flying car was planned for 2024 so let's wait and seeThank god we got that wrong.They are called "helicopters" and have existed for a while.Helicopters usually don't have wheels and they can't drive at 65 mph on the groundWhy would you want to drive on the ground? It's a helicopter.Because flying consumes 10x the fuel.Isn't flying the whole point though?Idk I don't think it's the only pointbecause they don't need to... but it would be trivial to add wheels if you really need them.1 more...1 more...1 more...1 more...Yeah I bet. Every company does this shitits pretty uncommon usually ... they just present the research usually and never give you an ETA1 more...
The product will be available internationally in the first half of 2025. A flying car was planned for 2024 so let's wait and seeThank god we got that wrong.They are called "helicopters" and have existed for a while.Helicopters usually don't have wheels and they can't drive at 65 mph on the groundWhy would you want to drive on the ground? It's a helicopter.Because flying consumes 10x the fuel.Isn't flying the whole point though?Idk I don't think it's the only pointbecause they don't need to... but it would be trivial to add wheels if you really need them.1 more...1 more...1 more...1 more...Yeah I bet. Every company does this shitits pretty uncommon usually ... they just present the research usually and never give you an ETA1 more...
A flying car was planned for 2024 so let's wait and seeThank god we got that wrong.They are called "helicopters" and have existed for a while.Helicopters usually don't have wheels and they can't drive at 65 mph on the groundWhy would you want to drive on the ground? It's a helicopter.Because flying consumes 10x the fuel.Isn't flying the whole point though?Idk I don't think it's the only pointbecause they don't need to... but it would be trivial to add wheels if you really need them.1 more...1 more...1 more...1 more...
They are called "helicopters" and have existed for a while.Helicopters usually don't have wheels and they can't drive at 65 mph on the groundWhy would you want to drive on the ground? It's a helicopter.Because flying consumes 10x the fuel.Isn't flying the whole point though?Idk I don't think it's the only pointbecause they don't need to... but it would be trivial to add wheels if you really need them.1 more...1 more...1 more...
Helicopters usually don't have wheels and they can't drive at 65 mph on the groundWhy would you want to drive on the ground? It's a helicopter.Because flying consumes 10x the fuel.Isn't flying the whole point though?Idk I don't think it's the only pointbecause they don't need to... but it would be trivial to add wheels if you really need them.1 more...1 more...
Why would you want to drive on the ground? It's a helicopter.Because flying consumes 10x the fuel.Isn't flying the whole point though?Idk I don't think it's the only point
Because flying consumes 10x the fuel.Isn't flying the whole point though?Idk I don't think it's the only point
because they don't need to... but it would be trivial to add wheels if you really need them.1 more...
Yeah I bet. Every company does this shitits pretty uncommon usually ... they just present the research usually and never give you an ETA
A flying car was planned for 2024 so let's wait and see
Thank god we got that wrong.
They are called "helicopters" and have existed for a while.
Helicopters usually don't have wheels and they can't drive at 65 mph on the ground
Why would you want to drive on the ground? It's a helicopter.
Because flying consumes 10x the fuel.
Isn't flying the whole point though?
Idk I don't think it's the only point
because they don't need to... but it would be trivial to add wheels if you really need them.
Yeah I bet. Every company does this shit
its pretty uncommon usually ... they just present the research usually and never give you an ETA