New Song and Music Video by Billboard Top 100 Artist Flo Rida to Be Presented and Released Exclusively by Beamz Interactive Beamz Interactive released a preview of the new exclusive Flo Rida song and ...

If Dr. Evil of Austin Powers fame were more musically-minded, he may have demanded something like the beamz – a musical instrument with "fricking lasers" attached to it. As a kid with his music career ...

Hip-hop superstar Flo Rida is best known for his fist-pumping dance floor anthems. Now the rapper is endorsing “Beamz by Flo” – essentially a club-ready theremin which makes music when users pass ...

SCOTTSDALE, AZ--(Marketwired - Mar 18, 2014) - Beamz Interactive, Inc. (OTCQB: BZIC), a leading developer of state-of-the-art interactive music products, today announced the release of its Beamz music ...

If you're looking for a gift for the music lover, I highly recommend you check out Beamz by Flo, an interactive laser-based bit of kit that allows you to make music by waving your fingers through one ...

If you're thinking of getting into marketing, let me help you avoid looking like a complete asshole. Watch everything that Beamz has done, and don't do that. They are pushing cringe-worthy gimmicky ...

Lets anyone make music. With lasers. Near-zero latency. One-shots, loop-based samples, dual sample banks, "conductor" beams for toggling sections and a backing track creator allow complex compositions ...

Truth be told, we weren't sure what to make of this laser harp-looking contraption when we saw it across the room at the International Toy Fair. Eloquently dubbed the Beamz Interactive Music System, ...

In the future we’ll probably play music with our minds, but for now the Beamz Laser Music System uses a series of six lasers which you can break with your hands to play instruments like guitars, ...

We saw the Beamz Laser Music System in pictures last week, but little we knew then how totally demented, how amazingly asstupid and musically retarded this “synthesizer music system” could be in real ...

Beamz is a cross between a theremin and a burglar alarm in a heist film -- just don't call it a real musical instrument Richard Trenholm was CNET's film and TV editor, covering the big screen, small ...