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It was quite obviously either completely rendered, or rendered on top of an actual video. It felt like a plain commercial, with "cgi" added ontop of it for effe
by zo1 12y ago
It was quite obviously either completely rendered, or rendered on top of an actual video. It felt like a plain commercial, with "cgi" added ontop of it for effect. I mean, no one expects little flying transparent windows to pop out the side of their card, do they? Of course not. So I don't think they were doing it surreptitiously, but merely to make a pretty "commercial" to sell their product.
- abalone 12y agoI'm talking about the product itself, not the explanatory popups.
- 0h139 12y agoYou can actually see it with the naked eye.
- ggypro 12y agosomepeople are just butthurt about sth
- tvon 12y agoWell, sure, but for a device that pushes some technological limits (a responsive touchscreen UI built into a credit card) I think seeing it in action is pretty important. So far all I know is what they want it to be like, which means little to me.
- trose 12y agoIt's super obvious that it would be CGI after reading those specs. They're pretty impossible with current technologies.