Back to the Future 2 Tech

1 Hoverboards

Image Source: YouTube user forschungsbuero

We were stoked to learn that a real-life hoverboard is now in the works after being successfully funded on Kickstarter. Let's all take up skateboarding now so we can be ready when the floating device hits the mass market.

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2 Self-tying shoes

Image Source: NIKE

Back in 2011, Nike released a limited-edition self-tying high-top sneaker just like the one in the movie, but it's not a product for the masses — yet.

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3 Flying cars

Image Source: Aeromobil

AeroMobil has come up with a stunning prototype for a flying car, but who knows how long it will be until we're driving them.

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4 Personal video goggles

Image Source: Instagram user googleglass

Marty Jr. is preoccupied with his personal video glasses throughout the family dinner scene in Back to the Future II. Google Glass, anyone?

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5 Video chat

Image Source: Microsoft

Score! We can definitively knock this invention off the list.

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6 Thumbprint home key entry

Image Source: Fingerprint Door Locks

Jennifer doesn't need a key to enter her 2015 home in Hilldale; she just needs her thumb. Thankfully, you can live like her with one of these keyless thumbprint door locks.

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7 Controller-less video games

Image Source: Microsoft

When Marty plays Wild Gunman at Cafe 80's, the two kids who watch him complain that you have to use your hands. Ever used the Xbox 360 Kinect? Motion-controlled video games are here, folks.

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8 Pepsi Perfect

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When Marty says all he wants is a Pepsi, he gets it in seconds in a cool, glass bottle. Just in time for the Back to the Future II anniversary, Pepsi is selling a limited amount of Pepsi Perfect, so you can feel just like Marty.

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