New promo video for Samsung GALAXY Note II reveals "liquid pixels"
A new promotional video for the Samsung GALAXY Note II shows the device being used to design and control an underwater display. The video shows how a series of underwater lights respond to a design written on the screen of the phablet using the S Pen. A series of 408 fish tank pumps work together to form what Samsung calls "liquid pixels".
The entire project took ten days to complete using over 3,000 connections, water jets and an app created especially for the Samsung GALAXY Note II to help it create the interactive water art that you see in the video. It's quite an ambitious project and it comes out looking quite cool. Steak Studio was behind the video and its director, Daniel Kupfer, had nothing but praise for the handset.
source: Samsung via AndroidCentral
"The Galaxy Note II is a fantastic device that gave us all the computing power required and the ease to bridge things together with zero hassle."-Daniel Kupfer, Director, Steak Studios
source: Samsung via AndroidCentral
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