Billionaire's Yacht Blasts Lasers at Spying Paparazzi

Infrared devices locate nearby electronic camera sensors, and then fire a direct beam at the intruding camera, ruining any picture an interloper might hope to snap. This isn't the first time light refraction has been used to deter hungry shutterbugs (Remember the hard-to-photograph clutch bag that premiered in July?), but it's certainly the most original use of the anti-paparazzi technology.
Now, if only all that money could buy success for the Russian national football team and the Chelsea football club, which has strong support from the sports-loving Abramovich... [From: TimesOnline.co.uk, via Dvice]





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Subscribe to commentsmarshallSep 22nd 2009 5:32PM
I like Billionaires that take time to enjoy themselves. To be a workaholic and a billionaire is like dating a super model and being impotent. Like Mayor Bloomberg
RobSep 22nd 2009 8:11PM
They could ditch the lasers and just use the missle defence system to achieve the same end ;)
Qui Pro QuoOct 18th 2009 9:51AM
If lasers prevent photos, how did they obtain this photo?