OK Star Trek Fans...

[mluder]

Have at it...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Star-Trek-TOS-Fully-Functioning-BLUETOOTH-COMMUNICATOR-Pairs-Any-Cell-Phone-/190627549914?_trksid=p5197.m1374&_trkparms=algo%3DPI.WATCH%26otn%3D8%26po%3DLCA%26p s%3D63%26clkid%3D5750083979332221192#ht_1856wt_114 1

Steven

[jackb]

Meh, I'm a TNG fan, so I'll wait for the badge style communicator.

[Kenny_Z]

I'm not that much of a fan. Besides, 380+ bucks would buy some nice Delorean parts.

[Michael]

It would take a big fan to fork out that kind of money for a Bluetooth handset.

It would take a bigger fan to use it in public.

[mluder]

Says the guy with light up DeLorean shoes... :biggrin:

INterestingly it's build off a $30 prop/toy so it probably wouldn't be too hard to engineer. Besides, have you seen what some of us geeks will fork over for sci-fi collectibles.

Steve


It would take a big fan to fork out that kind of money for a Bluetooth handset.

It would take a bigger fan to use it in public.

[dvonk]

haha, neat! too rich for my blood though...

[jackb]

it would take a big fan to fork out that kind of money for a bluetooth handset.

It would take a bigger fan to use it in public.

hahaha!

[ccurzio]

The dude screwed up in the first 5 seconds of the video. It's not a 24th century communicator, it's a 23rd century communicator. TNG was 24th century.

Some people.

[dvonk]

ill admit that i noticed that as well...

[DMC3165]

I have to admit as much as I love Trek, I agree $380 bucks would buy some nice parts for the D.

However if it was a screen accurate replica of the 1701-A or better yet the actual 1701-A (which sold at Christies for $125,000) I'd probably wind up divorced, car-less and homeless after I pawn everything to get my hands on it.........NAH!!!!

[Michael]

However if it was a screen accurate replica of the 1701-A .....

I highly recommend one :wink: