USB missile launcher, round two: now with lasers!

by Cyrus Farivar posted Nov 27th 2006 at 1:59PM

We're not really sure how many people need a $50 piece of laser-guided artillery to arm their workspaces with, but when your adversaries have regular USB missile launchers and circus cannons, we feel that it's important to stay on top in the office space arms race. Fortunately our buddies at Engadget Chinese have found the Striker II, which comes with a Level 3 precision guidance system (whatever that means). It may have something to do with accompanying 3D software (pictured), although we don't quite get what that city in the background is all about, nor why the missiles are pointed toward the user -- so you may want to get that guidance system looked at before you aim it at your nearest enemy.

[Via Engadget Chinese]

Filed under: Misc. Gadgets

Tags: laser-guidance, level 3 precision guidance, Level3PrecisionGuidance, missle launcher, MissleLauncher, striker ii, StrikerIi, usb

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Robert Preseau @ Nov 27th 2006 2:18PM

I um, well, hmm... maybe a video would help my poor brain.

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Zedsky @ Nov 27th 2006 2:54PM

just an FYI but that city in the background is Toronto.

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GioNYC @ Nov 27th 2006 2:53PM

Thats so wack. I wouldn't even download it for free!

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Mischa Lockton @ Nov 27th 2006 3:10PM

LMAO

You'll cauterize your eyes out!

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nushio @ Nov 27th 2006 4:16PM

I, for one, welcome our new Level 3 precision laser launcher overlords.

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Aaron @ Nov 27th 2006 4:30PM

Have you seen the pics of the actual launcher? I would LOVE to have one of those.

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Jon @ Nov 27th 2006 5:29PM

You need more help than "F1" can provide in this situation!

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F13ND @ Nov 27th 2006 6:41PM

thinkgeek.com sells those launchers so you dont have to get one one ebay anymore
i want one!

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Samurai @ Nov 30th 2006 10:54AM

I suppose the C# APi I made will still work with it?

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myscrnnm @ Dec 11th 2006 7:38PM

lol, I went to the site, and it says that the product doesn't exist.

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