10 Tech Devices That Make You Feel Like James Bond

Bond, James Bond. Or something like that.

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Bond, James Bond.

That three-word combination is one of the most popular in movie history, and for good reason. James Bond movies have always captured our imaginations with sophistication, intelligence, and always, top-notch technology ahead of its time. (And yeah, the Bond girls, too.) But since Bond has been around more than half a century, much of the technology that came out way back when is now reality, or at least, pretty damn close to it. Here are 10 Tech Devices That Make You Feel Like James Bond. Bring your three-piece suit, and some cash.

Yellow Jacket iPhone Stun Gun Case

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Rinspeed Underwater Car

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Armatix Smart System Gun

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Invisibilty Cloak

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Microsoft-Samsung PixelSense

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In Casino Royale, MI6 uses a large touchscreen table much like the one Samsung and Microsoft teamed up to create. 

Sony Ericsson K800i

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RF Detector

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Martin Jet Pack

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Coming late 2014, the Cadillac of jet packs will go on sale from Martin Jet Pack. This baby can soar to 5,000 feet in six minutes. This should get even more efficient when the jet pack becomes available for personal use in 2015. 

BlackPhone

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If you're going to keep your spy game strong, you have to keep your security even stronger. BlackPhone is the first smartphone built entirely around keeping people, and the NSA, from looking at your data.

Samsung Gear 2

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Samsung unveiled the follow up to their original Samsung Galaxy Gear smartwatch late last month. This version drops Android and opts for another OS called Tizen, and seems to be one of the more polished smartwatches on the market. It's coming in April. Goldeneye 007, anyone?

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