Hercules 400 Laser
Ben Preiss — November 20, 2007 — Tech
$3000 may be a lot of money to drop a hand held laser but this one is powerful enough to melt through plastic, light fireworks, pop balloons and be seen from miles away splitting the night sky. OK, $3000 is still a lot of money to spend on this, but it is the closest thing to a real light saber that you can get even if you can't slice off somebody's hand with it. Maybe with the Hercules 500 Laser?
Trend Themes
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