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Just like Tony Stark in Iron Man, the Meta SpaceGlasses present
virtual objects in the real world and let you interact with them,
helping you sculpt a virtual vase with your hands, for example.
From there you can 'carry' it over to your 3D printer where it’ll be
printed, giving you a physical version of your digital model.
It sounds like science fiction but, as Meta has already
demonstrated, all the vital ingredients to make these specs already
exist. A Kinect sensor and processor mounted on top of the frame
detects objects in the real world, like your hands or sheets of
paper, and then tracks their location and distance from you.
Meanwhile, tiny projectors mounted on the arms of the
SpaceGlasses throw virtual images onto the lens. Watch their
video here for a demonstration of how it works.
It may sound like a pipe dream but Meta hopes to have people
wearing their unusual spectacles by 2014. Watch out Google Glass

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Smart-technology and energy efficiency is the core
theme of the event called "LG Tech Show 2014".
The company has displayed some of its popular
flagship devices across verticals, along with its
2014 India line-up. The products included the
world's largest Ultra HD curved OLED television,
the operating system TV, G Pro 2 phablet, the 4G
LTE smart phone range, India's first five star rated
refrigerator with smart inverter, and mosquito
away air conditioner among others.
"Award-winning products and unique
technologies are the proof-points of our brand
promise to consumers that with LG, it's all
possible, and the LG Tech Show serves as a
platform for us to display the milestones we have
set in the technology domain," said Soon Kwon,
managing director, LG Electronics India.
"India features amongst our top five priority
markets, and LG will continue to employ its
technological and design expertise to bring
impressive products to the Indian market," he said
while inaugurating the show

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Technology has enhanced
all sorts of spectrum in the
universe. One of these
enhancements includes
car technology. Compare
a car made in 2003 and
now, you can see a huge
improvement of
entertainment system and
many more. Let’s look at
some of these techfriendly cars made in
2013.

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Nokia has set a great
example of low-light mobile
phone camera photography
with the Lumia 920 and it’s
optical image stabilization
called PureView technology.
Expect other companies to
try and implement their own
ideas to the new technology
and in the hope create
something for night-time
photography. It wouldn’t be
a surprise if Apple spent
more money and time to
improve their already great
iPhone camera focusing on
low-light performance.