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it could be year 2050 ?????????????????????????????

Grafeno dentro de 50 años...

Was Theranos princess necessary for this ad?

Who’s the man in the suit?

This is my comfort video. Amazing technology, utopian vision, frutiger-inspired music, social progressiveness... it has EVERYTHING

the suprased roman unbreakble glass

na minha opinião não e bom ideia, essa nova tecnologia, hj em dia já estão acomodada, com isso ai ficaram mais ainda acomodada

OMG, some of these have become reality

the most unbelievable stuff about this video is that school would have modern technology

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Eso todavia no llega a Colombia😭😥

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What a Technology that is🖤

Come back here in 2024 and still none of this exists at all

This is sooooo amazing ❤❤

Sledgehammer A should get Sledgehammer B. Calling BS.

How to make Gorilla glass in a home garage?

It's now 10 years later (2024). Have you figured out how to make a cup, jar, or bottle out of that stuff?

been looking for this video for months bc i remembered it but couldn't remember who made it. this was wild

9 years ago... and my iPhone camera lens is shattered

All these glass feature is magnificent but the cars not autonomous yet?😅

It is a joke that Superfest isnt commonly used!

i was so hyped for this as a kid omg, i wish the world looked like this today

It's too bad Corning can't diversify its business

What if you make the day made of glass 3? 💀💀💀💀

who deleted all the comments with more than a certain number of likes?

Woah the future is clean

An interesting commercial, but I thinknthey should have been more upfront yhat it was a commercial.

How’s it going now tho

How did I not see this video all these years? Amazing! Many smartphones still don't have gorilla glass and their screens break/crack at least once.

Before corning, unbreakable glass was invented in East Germany under the USSR. They could not really sell it and their government collapsed as it was being compared to West Germany which at the time was doing really well economically.

This age is Silicon valley.

Its all BS to me 😅 crap we don't need.

2024 reading book marketing management by philip kotler

three cheers for closely inspecting glass panes and having nothing better to do

Great video! Very cut and dry though could use someone introducing/presenting the material!

Fun fact, but non-breaking glass for everyday use was invented by East Germany shortly after WWII. It never took off sadly, for many reasons, but one chief thing being the fact that unbreakable glass isn't very profitable.

Gotta say it's flattering

Who still here in 2024

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yoooo, this hyped me up a lot when I was young

I remember being in a business meeting with co-workers and this blew my mind. For the most part, there is some version of this tech that exist in 2024.

2024: The good ending

Jamie looks super enthusiastic in this one. Adam on the other hand seems to be a bit down😄

Even though we have a long way to go before, we get to ultra thin technology like this, I feel like a lot of this has been achieved, especially with the increase of online shopping, and access to LED monitors and of course, Tesla vehicles and a lot of electric vehicles having monitors in their vehicles for easy access. Being shown this in school many years ago and seeing the technology we have around us. It’s still really cool if you think about it.

0:33 why is Renaissance Jamie looking through a mechanically telescopic wide angle lens...?

So why don't we have willow glass on our phones? Bendable seems better than breakable.

This comment is corny.

I just came across a lot of Ribbon machine molds from the 20's. Beautiful castings they are.