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Guessing the subject. Focus secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

The magician leaves the room. His assistant stays with the audience. Spectators guess any object in the room (you can even guess a person). The assistant knows this subject. It's called a magician. The assistant points to any objects and asks the magician: "Is this?" He answers "no", and when he points to the intended object, the magician correctly guesses it.

Focus secret:

The assistant and the magician agree on a number in advance. For example 6. The assistant shows any 5 objects, and the 6th object shows the one that the audience guessed.

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Sony has unveiled its first in-car audio system to support Apple's CarPlay platform, which allows iOS technology to be used in the car without distracting the driver from controlling their smartphone.

The XAV-AX100 audio system, the company claims, offers "everything you need" for long-distance driving, including smartphone connectivity, high-quality sound reproduction, and voice command functionality. Following Alpine, Kenwood, JVC, JBL, and Pioneer, Sony is one of the latest companies to enter the CarPlay-enabled system market.

Thanks to support for the CarPlay platform, car enthusiasts who install the new Sony audio system will have access to Apple Maps, Apple Music, make phone calls, send text messages, and control various functions using the voice assistant Siri. The XAV-AX100 audio system is also compatible with the CarPlay alternative, the Android Auto platform.

Dynamic Reality Amp 2 with 4 x 55W output power and EXTRA BASS technology overrides engine noise and reproduces clear sound at any volume level with deep and punchy bass. The audio system's 10-band graphic equalizer provides a variety of sounds. The diagonal of the touch screen of the audio system is 6,4 inches, the resolution is 800 x 480 pixels.

The Sony XAV-AX100 audio system will go on sale in November for $500.

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