Futuristic bladeless laser razor could 'transform' shaving

[OwlHoot]

I'd be worried a water drop could somehow reflect and focus the beam off your shaving mirror into your eye, or someone else's

I mean it must be quite an intense IR beam to be able to slice through a hair.

[Zero Liability]

Yes they were! Well remembered, and also thanks for bringing to mind a film that I love (but that was not much liked by anyone else)!

EDIT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=It8hF2Uquj4

It needs a sequel. TBF though it wasn't on par with Event Horizon. There's another stranded in space film I liked better than either but can't remember the name of it.

[OwlHoot]

The humble razor hasn't changed much for hundreds of years

Is that really true?

Yes, AtW shaves with a cossack cavalry sword.

[Platypus]

it wasn't on par with Event Horizon

Urgh! I thought that was an awful film!!

But a Pandorum sequel might be interesting. Would you set it on the new planet?

Since watching Pandorum, I've always fancied getting one of those cool arm tattoos:

[TykeMerc]

At least do it properly.

[minestrone]

It did sound a pile of nonsense to be honest...

Laser razor kicked off Kickstarter - BBC News

[rl4engc]

The bladeless razor, made of aluminium, can last for around 50,000 hours, and it runs on a single re-chargeable AAA battery.

I call bulltulip. Lasers are a lot more power hungry than your typical high power LED, and these typically last tens of minutes even on massive Li-Ion cells .

[Zero Liability]

Urgh! I thought that was an awful film!!

But a Pandorum sequel might be interesting. Would you set it on the new planet?

Would have to I would think. Completely different (sub)genre, however! A sequel with yet another ship stuck in space might feel a little too "been there, done that".

As for Event Horizon, I just wanted to see what was on the other side of that gateway!

[Platypus]

As for Event Horizon, I just wanted to see what was on the other side of that gateway!

Was it Hell IIRC? Disappointing I felt.

[AtW]