Since my birthday is coming, I want this as a present!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Zqmdv5iyIOY#!


(I really need to learn how to hide links in a word, never gotten that one)

You, my friend, have gotten up in rep! Keep it up :)

Just an observation :)

That was on Kotaku this afternoon. Most of the comments came to a consensus that this was fake, mostly because of the implausible containment of the liquid nitrogen (Apparently those are CO2 injectors) and some subtle CGI effects. I personally didn't really notice any CGI but it's probably implausible anyway to have as a gift.

I don't care :D

I want it!

Looks cool though, right? Even if it is fake :/

Well, I went and looked up quantum levitation after posting in here. You'd need some pretty expensive items to do it though, including a sapphire based silicon chip, ionic metal plating (The example I found was gold to allow for superconducting), liquid nitrogen and then a number of super-magnets. You'd also need some kind of secure storage method for all that, liquid nitrogen especially since it constantly vaporizes, meaning that it would explode eventually in a sealed container.