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Star Trek Communicator Bluetooth handset gets unveiled at Comic-Con

Star Trek Communicator Bluetooth handset gets unveiled at Comic-Con

Posted on July 8, 2015August 13, 2019 By Jarvis

Star Trek fans rejoice! You’re now going to have the chance to own an exact replica of the sci-fi show’s Communicator device, and it’s fully-functioning to boot. Sadly, the Communicator won’t let call up to the Enterprise, but it will work as Bluetooth handset and speaker for your smartphone. The device is built by The Wand Company, and will be officially shown off for the first time at San Diego Comic-Con this week. You can even pre-order one now for $150 on the official Star Trek web store, however it won’t be shipping until January.
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