00:00So if you thought Avatar in the cinema was pretty cool and you want to control a computer
00:04like you're in Minority Report, I've got something for you, check this out.
00:08This is the Lenovo YogaBook Pro 3D concept and it's basically a 3D creator's toolbox
00:15to create whatever they want.
00:16And to get it started, you simply flick up with two fingers and it will start generating
00:22the effect in the background.
00:23This is using both the Intel Core Ultra 7 and the RTX 5070 in the background.
00:28And there's the webcam in the top that's tracking your eyes so that when you start looking
00:32at it, you'll start to see the image pop out of the screen.
00:35Now it doesn't stop there.
00:37It's not just about using the screen to move it around.
00:40You can also use your hands.
00:42Like I said, it's very Minority Report.
00:45And then of course, as a designer, you want to make sure that you've got more finite control
00:49over the color, the lighting, exactly where it's going to be.
00:53And that is where these snap-on pads come in.
00:55So from here, you've got a color shifter, so you can start to change the shade a bit.
01:01Over here, you've got a way to position exactly where the light is.
01:06And then last but not least, if you want to sort out fixed perspectives and start to move
01:10it around as such, you can absolutely do so as well.
01:15Obviously at the moment, as the name suggests, this is just a proof of concept.
01:19But Lenovo's banking on the fact that 3D is going to be much bigger than what it is right
01:25now in 2035.
01:27So I want to know what you think.
01:29Would you use something like this?
01:31Go ahead and let me know in the comments.
01:33Go ahead and let me know in the comments.
01:33Go ahead and let me know in the comments.
01:33Go ahead and let me know in the comments.
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