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Convergence is all well and good, but a few manufacturers go too far. That includes
Taser International, a US company that has combined an MP3 player with a taser. The C2 Taser, also nicknamed the 'iTaser', lets you enjoy a healthy, music-filled exercise regime, safe in the knowledge that you can fry your personal trainer would-be attackers with many a volt.
The MP3 player is actually built into the C2's accompanying holster. This comes with 1GB of flash memory so you can store approximately 250 MP3s. When you get bored of listening to Britney or become enraged by your collection of hardcore gangsta rap, you can flip a little switch on the front of the C2, expose the laser light, take aim at your target, and hit the trigger. It fires two small probes at speeds of up to 48 metres per second, which once they attach to your victim's body, can deliver a 70,000 volt electric charge, causing instant neuro-muscular incapacitation.
But forget the theory and watch the video. It shows us roping in some innocent bystander, holding him down and tasering the living bejeezus out of him.
If you've ever wanted to see a grown man cry, now's your chance! -Rory Reid
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AnonymousFri 18 January, 2008 10:24pm
Would be excellent to control daughters boyfriend.
AnonymousMon 21 January, 2008 11:30pm
Right on brother .... how long before these torture devices are successfully used for
robbery?
Lawrence Oshanek, Calgary, Canada
AnonymousWed 30 January, 2008 8:38am
People will get high and use these for kicks. Someone will do something stupid like putting one on an eyeball and then the mp3/taser will be banned.
James Hawkins, Grande Prairie, Canada


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DavidRGilsonThu 17 January, 2008 6:00pm
That is a brilliant way to stop someone fighting back when you're ... taking their wallet.