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By fear Liszewski

They won’t slash, revilement or land anything, but these Star Wars themed laser pointers module do a unsaved beatific employ at directive your co-workers’ tending to essential points on your PowerPoint exhibit at your incoming activity meeting. They’re apiece foregather 4 inches daylong and busty after the sabers carried by Vader and Darth Maul, making the flushed laser beams color-accurate for you specially anal Star Wars fans, and they’re acquirable from ThinkGeek for foregather $14.99 each.

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By Chris Scott Barr

I have a cat, and like most other felines she loves laser pointers. I generally spend a little bit each day using it to drive her crazy. It really doesn’t take much effort, and it entertains me almost as much as it does her. However, if you don’t feel like putting all of the effort into waving you wrist around, you can get a device to do it for you.

The Frolicat Bolt is a laser pointer that moves around on its own. You can set it on a table (or any other surface really) and have it move the laser in a random pattern for 15 minutes, after which time it will automatically turn off. You can also put it on manual mode and use it like an ordinary pointer. If you’re too busy to keep up with your cat, you can pick one of these up for just $20.

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Northrop Grumman’s been plugging along on this little project for years now, and at long last, the company has surpassed the milestone that it’s been striving for. According to a new release that’s just beaming with pride, the defense company has reportedly achieved 100 kilowatts from a solid-state laser. For those unfamiliar with the back story, 100 kilowatts is the level needed to create a laser gun that could actually do more than cause temporary blindness on the battlefield. Sadly, it seems that lethal laser pointers are still a good ways away, with Dan Wildt, vice president of Northrop’s directed energy systems program, noting that “it is still a little heavy and a little big.” It’s all good, Northrop — we’re down with backpack weapons, too.

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