Who needs a bullet proof vest?
 

They've got an app for that...

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Always carry an iPhone against 9mm

Pretty cool man.

I was very surprised to see, after the 1st round to the middle, that a 9mm didn't penetrate!

mythbusters here we come

Yes but,
Will it blend?

If anyone needs an actual bullet proof vest i have a Safariland class IIIA with carrier(will stop 240gr .44mag) for sale.

$300.00 and it's yours.

I've got to wonder if he used an 85 grain frangible bullet or 147 grain FMJ?

Problem is the phone isn't set against a hard stop. It can fly off and carry some of the energy with it. Can't do that if it is in your shirt pocket.

At any rate, that's a tough phone. Get one of those and a .357

George

The lesson here is clearly when trying to kill an iPhone user, a high-powered rifle is best.

Or, if you can't get the $300 to Sniper, then you need a photography vest (lots of pockets) and a dozen or two Iphones. Then, Viola, you've got the hippest body armor ever!

I like the music.

No problem, should be covered by warranty.

i call bull****.

here's my old HP laptop. 3 rounds of 9mm at about 30 ft. went through it like butter.



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Did this happen after you installed Vista for the first time? :confused:

I'd have used a 12 gauge personally.

was still on XP. that is the last hewlitt packard product i will ever own.


meant to blow it up. but was sort of proud of the grouping. now it's an object de' art on my coffee table.

Neat production on the video. I hope Apple sees this.

I dunno, looked like the bullets went right through to me. The back of the case is tough nylon plastic. Looks like it simply ripped the plastic rather than making a clean hole.

Not saying an iphone couldn't absorb a great deal of energy. Its a 1cm thick sandwich of glass, metal and circuit board (itself a sandwich of copper and epoxy resin).

I think he should have sent in to Apple with a "please warranty" card before he burned it. Maybe a jumpdrive with the video too?