10,000 iPhone 5s dropping like dominoes
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This is what 10,000 iPhone 5s dropping like dominoes would look like
If youve ever wanted to see 10,000 iPhone 5s falling like dominoes then youre in luck after an advert agency created a CGI version of what it would look like.
Aatma Studio has made an impressive video that shows how £4.2 million ($6.5m) worth of Apple smartphones dropping one after the other would appear.
The one minute concept promo for NFC (Near Field Communications) shows how the technology would work on the device through sharing content by passing information across screens.
Twitter user @KingdomGuy1 thought the advert was well executed, writing: Finally got around to seeing the 10,000 iPhone 5 Domino video. Brilliant!
Some YouTube users were unaware only a single iPhone 5 was used for the advert and offered to take the devices off the hands of the ad makers.
Gemini Littau added: If you give one of those to me Ill actually use it for something useful.
The clip ends with the iPhone 5s falling onto one giant screen made up of the devices and creating a unique pre-recorded segment.
If youve ever wanted to see 10,000 iPhone 5s falling like dominoes then youre in luck after an advert agency created a CGI version of what it would look like.
Aatma Studio has made an impressive video that shows how £4.2 million ($6.5m) worth of Apple smartphones dropping one after the other would appear.
The one minute concept promo for NFC (Near Field Communications) shows how the technology would work on the device through sharing content by passing information across screens.
Twitter user @KingdomGuy1 thought the advert was well executed, writing: Finally got around to seeing the 10,000 iPhone 5 Domino video. Brilliant!
Some YouTube users were unaware only a single iPhone 5 was used for the advert and offered to take the devices off the hands of the ad makers.
Gemini Littau added: If you give one of those to me Ill actually use it for something useful.
The clip ends with the iPhone 5s falling onto one giant screen made up of the devices and creating a unique pre-recorded segment.
