Samsung Soul: you won't believe your eyes
The kids over at Engadget have "no idea what Samsung's getting at" with the video above, but it’s fairly obvious to us: The Samsung Soul cellphone is a three-dimensional object that’s thin enough to pass for two-dimensional. Which is fine by us, since our cell phones are getting a little pudgy. The bigger question here is, why did they need the help of an annoying hipster and his Magic Eye Overstock warehouse of optical illusions to promote it?
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