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The panels can open and close in increments, to adjust the amount of light. It encourages the user to have a direct physical connection with the light itself in order to adjust the brightness.
You can watch a quick movie about the concept- but I have to warn you it's really just someone folding a piece of paper. So I'm going to go out on a limb and say you can probably skip it. Instead, I recommend this clip showing the light in action.
Super slick! I want one!
Unfortunately this thing only fits on the old iPhone, not the 3G. It comes with a strap and makes your iPhone look incredibly dorky, as well as difficult to fit in your pocket (unless you're wearing Hammer Pants.)
The lens includes a docking case to fit around your iPhone, into which you slot the lens. That's it, you simply dock, then stalk. Because that's the use case here, right? I mean the photo quality still sucks, but now you can sit in your car with dark glasses on and take pictures of people from really far away. Smells like stalking to me.
You can get one from ThinkGeek for $17.99. Stalker.
The Warsaw theater complex, called Multikino Złote Tarasy (that's Golden Terrace in English) was designed by Polish designer Robert Majkut and includes a retro-futuristic red, purple, and black color scheme. It utilizes loads of specially designed LEDs to create features like this starry night sky ceiling.
Aside from the intergalactic design choices, the sound and projection equipment are state-of-the-art and as modern as you can get- but even with the best audio, who knows how good The Dark Knight will sound when it's dubbed in Polish?
[via world architecture news]
