A Real, Working Hoverboard Exists

I cannot enlarge the acceptation of this news. French artisan Nils Guadagnin has done the semi-possible: He's recreated the hoverboard from Back to the Future II. And it absolutely works...so continued as no one stands on it.

The lath floats through simple electromagnetism, but the added ablaze allotment of the architecture seems to be a laser stabilization arrangement that, we're assuming, dynamically adjusts the magnets to accumulate the lath afloat beneath duress. Just watch Nils advance on the lath abreast the end of the clip. It responds with little added than a shrug.

So if one simple artisan can do this much, brainstorm if Apple or Microsoft alone some R&D dollars into the cause. I'm just saying: OS XI or a hoverboard? Which offers a prouder agency to bead $200? [fubiz]