Real flubber iPhone cases will save your iPhone from death and destruction

Aug 31st 2009
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Tech21 is a case manufacturer with a fairly unique product. It’s basically a sort of state-changing material that can take impact much like Silly Putty. When it hits a hard surface it goes completely stiff, takes the impact, and releases it without damaging the device inside.

This video from Recombu is pretty amazing and it’s fun to watch the British man hit his British friend with a hammer.

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