An interactive mirror made by Lit Studios. It really looks like fun. I can  only imagine how does it feel like to have a full blown photo-realistic three-dimensional background while interacting with it. And the best part? It uses common mouse interface so you can build your interfaces in Flash.

Minority Report now looks even lamer:

From the Near Future Laboratory:

15. It doesn’t work

14. It doesn’t work because you couldn’t get a hold of a 220-to-110 volt converter/110-to-220 volt converter/PAL-to-NTSC/NTSC-to-PAL scan converter/serial-to-usb adapter/”dongle” of any sort..and the town you’re in is simply not the kind of place that has/cares about such things

13. Your audience looks under/behind your table/pedestal/false wall/drop ceiling or follows wires to find out “where the camera is”

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Graffiti Research Lab had a show at MoMA. I’ts a bit “back to roots”.