Engadget: There are no hard and fast rules in the gadget game, but there is one bit of wisdom we generally stand by: everything benefits by being ruggedized. Sure, we know this speaks to a deep-seated need to smash things, drown things, run 'em over in a truck or shoot them -- and we're not making any excuses.
Night vision is definitely possible without goggles, as a team of biohackers, who now look like veritable goths, have discovered an injectable substance that actually gives you night vision. Using goggles to have night vision is cumbersome, expensive and obnoxious, but if you want stealth so that you can scare your girlfriend than read full article.
They administered a small amount of the substance into the eyes of a researcher, between the eyelid and the eyeball, and after an hour, he could actually see in the dark. So in fact, there are no needles involved
So it's like riddicks eyes from pitch black but black eyes instead of silver..... if there's no eye damage and this actually works I'm fuckin in regardless of how much of tool you look like
You unsurprisingly lost me at injections in the eyes. Actually that's something of a lie since there's no way on in hell I'd sign up for that.
The MSI GS63VR 6RF Stealth Pro packs immense performance into a chassis thinner than most laptops. A true mobile gaming beast.
China is claiming to have invented quantum radar. If true, this could destroy much of the stealth potential of the United States' aircraft and Navy vessels -- but we wouldn't hold our breath just yet.
