The best-looking gun safe

Rico says he no longer needs one, but you might, and Doug Aamoth has a Time article about it:

This is the Gun Box. It’s currently seeking funding on Indiegogo. I know zero about guns and the receptacles one would use to store guns, but this thing really looks more like an oversized wireless router, and there’s a bunch of tech to talk about here, so let’s keep moving.
At the top of the line, the Gun Box Premier will set you back four hundred bucks at retail, though you can get discounts on each version by backing the project on Indiegogo. For that, you get the router-looking box, which is made of aircraft strength aluminum alloy and is damn-near fireproof and damn-near tamper proof. In fact, if someone tampers with it, its motion sensors will kick in and send an alert to your phone.
It’s also got GPS, so if someone steals it, you’ll be able to track it on a map (there’s a Kensington lock port to prevent theft in the first place). The back of the box has two USB ports; the idea being that you can put this thing on your nightstand and plug your gadgets into the ports at night for charging.
Fancy, eh? All this for a box you use to lock up your handgun. Oh, and to unlock it, you can use your fingerprint instead of fumbling around with keys or however else people usually lock up their guns.
The three hundred dollar version gets you many of the same features, minus the GPS stuff. The $240 version gets you many of the same features, but sports an RFID lock instead of a fingerprint lock. You unlock it by waving a wristband or ring that contain built-in smart chips over the box. The same feature comes standard with the fingerprint unlocking mechanism found in the two more expensive models.