New airport screening are coming thick and fast but few have captured the same attention as the new GE CTX9800 DSi. It sits in with the company’s explosive detection system line and adds 3D image scanning of luggage in High Def.
Seeing the promot video makes one wonder whether it will speed up or slow down the baggage scanners as TSA agents stare in bewildered amazement at some of the things people carry in their luggage.
See the video here from engadget
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