New York Times' magic mirror helps you get dressed, puts the 'wall' in 'paywall' (video)

Forget crosswords and Krugman, like New York Times created a companion new bathroom that looks much more entertaining than any of them. As part of his predecessors in style snow white,

Times "Magic Mirror" prototype 'uses Microsoft Kinect to detect and track their movements, while the deployment of voice recognition technology to run your commands. This omniscient slab on the wall, you can surf the web, browse your closet and send e-mails to reassure her teenage daughter, who should have led to the school about 30 minutes. RFID reader, meanwhile, can be recognized pharmaceutical brands or other products, allowing you to instantly access information on prescription drugs by placing them on reflection LCD on the front. You can also use the mirror to see through

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"articles and video content, which means that you can read about the extravagant weekend getaways and gentrification in the comfort of your foot sink. Unfortunately for humanity, the magic mirror is still at the prototype stage and

New York Times the Research & Development group has yet to propose a timetable for the launch - but it can be seen in action for yourself after the break. Read
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