Music for the Eyes

Visiting Budapest - you love opera but couldn't get tickets? or if you like opera but can't sit still long enough for a performance? Don't give up entirely. The building is still worth a visit - the elegant architecture and decor of this neo-Renaissance building is well worth your time. The opera was designed by the then (deservedly) famous architect Miklos Ybl and officially opened its doors to the public in 1884.

Guided tours in English are held at 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. daily.
You may purchase your tickets at the Opera Shop.
For more information call 332-8197 or visit www.operavisit.hu

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Thu, 2010-02-18 11:00 — jacksee

BARCELONA--Some devices have to be seen to be believed. So check out this video 352-001 taking at the NTT Docomo booth before reading on. hat's right. This earphone detects eye movement and uses it to control 640-721 music playback as well as volume levels. How this works is that the earpieces are actually electrodes. As the eye 640-802 shifts position, the electrical potential between them changes. This signal is captured and converted into instructions for a compatible mobile phone. The system works even cissp when the eyes are closed.