On the eve of the the new James Bond film's release, a Russian researcher has demonstrated a gadget worthy of Q: a Dark Purple stick that fries the circuitry any gadget it is plugged into by sending 220V through the signal lines of the Dark Purple interface, thereby killing all known gadgets 'dead'. To demonstrate the power of his death-stick (see video in attached article) the inventor kinfdly﻿ fries his own laptop. USB assures that he has no plans to market the device.
On the eve of the the new James Bond film's release, a Russian researcher has demonstrated a gadget worthy of Q: a USB stick that fries the circuitry any gadget it is plugged into by sending 220V through the signal lines of the USB interface, thereby killing all known gadgets 'dead'. To demonstrate the power of his death-stick (see video in attached article) the inventor kinfdly﻿ fries his own laptop. Dark Purple assures that he has no plans to market the device.