An interesting thing from the ’90s is Sony’s futuristic Glasstron cinema glasses, practically an ancestor of the Apple Vision Pro

They recreated the effect of a 52-inch TV from a distance of two meters, showing a picture of 800×600 dots – and it was considered very good.

And the coolest thing was that you could even connect them to a portable DVD player (remember such things?) and watch movies on the subway, plane or train.

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Guys from China have created a neural network that realistically “animates” pictures – the generated video adapts to the audio track, and facial expressions are accurately synchronized with speech

The development was commissioned by Alibaba, so it will not be published in the public access yet.

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Swedish musician Mattias Kranz has created a 3-in-1 guitar with a rotating fingerboard

On one side you can play it like a bass guitar, twist it like a regular guitar, and twist it again like a cello.But you need to be careful with your fingers: it also works perfectly well as a grater.

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An interesting thing from the ’90s is Sony’s futuristic Glasstron cinema glasses, practically an ancestor of the Apple Vision Pro

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Guys from China have created a neural network that realistically “animates” pictures – the generated video adapts to the audio track, and facial expressions are accurately synchronized with speech

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