🛸 Tesla Laptop Just Landed (Literally by Drone) — Is This the End of the Office?

Musk’s Tesla Laptop: The Ultimate Remote Work Companion?

Elon Musk pitched the Tesla Laptop as “the future of work” at a surprise Tesla event last night, targeting digital nomads and remote warriors. With Starlink baked in, it promises unbreakable internet from mountaintops to jungles—perfect for Zoom calls in a Model X.

“Work anywhere, anytime,” Musk declared, grinning as drones dropped demo units to the crowd.

The laptop’s standout feature? A foldable solar wing that doubles its battery life under sunlight, paired with a lightweight frame that slips into any backpack. Testers rave about its voice-activated AI, which transcribes meetings and flags deadlines—Grok’s fingerprints are all over it. It’s a bold swing at hybrid work’s pain points, and Musk knows his audience.

But glitches loom: early units reportedly overheat during video edits, and the $1,200 price tag has sparked grumbles. Still, with Tesla’s brand loyalty and Musk’s knack for disruption, this could be the remote work tool we’ve all been waiting for—or a shiny misstep.