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Apr 03 2005

Spectral storage

Fresh from its success with the colourful and cute SushiDisk, Japanese company SolidAlliance has just released the GhostRadar.

usb ghost radar

This rather bizarre looking contraption contains a USB memory stick, and as its name suggests, a ghost detector too. Company Vice President Yuchiro Saito says the device is suited for spooky late nights alone at your computer.

In a place that’s haunted the GhostRadar can be expected to beep every hour or so. But in other places it will rather disappointingly fall completely silent.

And in a desperate attempt to add interest and intrigue, Saito-san went on to say that the GhostRadar “detects invisible phenomena and so the system is confidential. This is not a game. This is a measuring device.”

But at a staggering 19,800 yen (100 pound) for 512 megabytes, it bloody well should be.

Categorized: Odd, Technology Stuff

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  1. Babo Mungmung says

    4/5/2005 at 10:07 am

    oh-… chotto hoshii kamo. ^^

  2. maniac says

    4/9/2005 at 12:37 am

    ooooo….. another device for looking ghost ???!!!
    it will help much for the EVP (electronic voice phenomenon) member 🙂
    —- have you seen the movie? the title is “white noise”? you’ll see what i mean.

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