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Point and Shoot Search Concept

May 27, 2008 By Kunal Gangar Leave a Comment


 

Check out the Future of Internet Search as created by designer Mac Funamizu. This gadget integrates Google services and with the help of the built-in camera and Wi-Fi it would fetch the desired results from the Google server. Just point it towards any object and you have the whole history and geography in your hands. But hey, Google Vision does a similar thing, isn’t it?

Concept

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