Posted by ketyung
on Oct/01/2007
at 12:52 am
Brando carries one gadget that could be illegal in many countries but it’s legal in the U.S. It’s a palm-sized cellphone jammer, which is a device that would be used by some nasty guys to scramble the incoming or outgoing signal of your cellphone within certain range.
If this ever happened to your phone conversation before which it got suddenly cut, then someone that probably sat just a few tables away from you in the coffee shop was jamming your call.
Basically, cellphone jammers have been around in the past but they seemed to be too costly to own. The palm-sized cellphone jammer from Brando costs only $166 and it’s capable of shutting down GSM 850-, 900-, 1,800- and 1,900-MHz cell phone calls within a 30-foot radius. Furthermore, this cellphone jammer is small in size that you can simply slip into your pocket and bring along anywhere to carry out your nasty task.
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October 7th, 2007 at 7:24 pm
These devices are illegal in my country, so I wonder what country you can use them in? Not mine, Australia and I bet not US, Canada, UK.
cheers,
– GoldCoaster
October 7th, 2007 at 8:14 pm
Haha, just hide yourself at the corner and do the nasty jamming. But, many told me that it’s legal in the States?
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