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"The Tesla Roadster was fun, but sadly, you can no longer buy them in North America. Well, you can&amp;#039;t buy a brand new one anymore, but you can buy a used one. If you feel compelled to buy a Tesla Roadster from Tesla themselves, you can even go through their &amp;quot;certified pre-owned&amp;quot; program, which is where we found this 2010 &amp;quot;Sterling Silver&amp;quot; Roadster. It only has 4,000 miles on it so far, and can be yours for just $75,400. You&amp;#039;d also get a 37,000 mile warranty, which includes the battery, and that&amp;#039;s reason enough to buy your new Roaster through Tesla.  Being the tech-junkie that you are, your electronics obsession surely won&amp;#039;t stop at your new Roadster. Because battery-powered things go flat, like cell phones and tablets, for example, a mobile charging system is a must. A quick jaunt over to Uncrate landed us at this $150 Brunton hydrogen reactor, and although it sounds like something that could be used for building things that explode, it&amp;#039;s actually a miniature, hydrogen-powered mobile charging station. At only five inches long and weighing in at only half a pound, you can take it almost anywhere, and it has the capacity to charge a cell phone up to six times without needing to replace its hydrogen core. Now, if only there were a similar device to charge your Tesla on the go. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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