and when toy lightsabers first hit the shelves, fans rushed to buy one. And as dangerous as a real-life lightsaber would be for the average person to own, you would be hard-pressed to find someone ...

Ever since then, fans have dreamed of owning a real life lightsaber – the colourful weapon that can effortlessly cut through flesh or metal. Despite some impressive attempts by engineers ...

A headline from tech blog Gizmodo called the device "a real life lightsaber." The Daily Tech blog called it "perhaps the first consumer laser weapon" and said it "comes in sleek packaging that ...

Basically, if it were to be installed in the park, it would enable guests to deflect laser beams in real time as they ... will be running around with LED lightsabers deflecting "laser beam ...