Uncoached - Because Some Things Can't Be Taught WorkAwesome | Be More Productive at Work Winscape: Apple-powered fake windows Just in time for the weekend, here's a technology that's arrived before its time, I think. Winscape is a set of two plasma televisions set up behind window panes, and hooked up to a Mac Pro. The Pro is running the custom Winscape software, which controls the "view" out of the windows according to a sensor (they show it in the video above attached to a baby, and it actually looks really large and pretty unwieldy). So as the sensor moves around the room, the view changes, as if you were moving angles while looking out of the windows to get a different view. Oh, and the whole thing is controlled with an iPhone app -- there are a few different views, as you can see in the video above. But it would be great to wake up every morning and be able to look out the window and see whatever you want to see.
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