USB Gadget: Self Destruction Button DX

Jan 18 2005, 2:17am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Soroban Geeks says the Self Destruction Button can be connected via USB and can be used to block access to certain applications. There is not much information what this self destruction button replica gadget can do. Of course it sure is fun to have this thing on a office desk.

The self destruction button (I like the altavista translation: Suicide bombing button DX) sells on the japanese store livedoor for 3,990yen (~$40).
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