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Rover App-Controlled Spy Tank gives your cats one more reason to hate your iPad (video)

If the sole thing standing between you and the acquisition of an iPad is the existence of a giant, remote controlled spy tank, now we have some rough news in your checking account. Brookstone is offering up the Rover App-Controlled Spy Tank, an iPad / iPhone / iPod touch-controlled toy tank that may capture audio and video and send it back on your iOS device. The tank could be controlled at distances of as much as 200 feet and works around walls. The app is on the market as a free download and the tank will run you $150. That price includes six AA batteries, but apparently won’t cover therapy for distressed house pets.


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