So imagine , instead of looking at a screen , you 're looking at a magic pane of glass (can bölmesi).
And through (içinden) that glass, you're seeing another person on the other side.
Hi! Can you see me?
Say "Hi" to Auntie (teyze)!
Oh my gosh, I love you! Eddie!
So , you look beautiful.
And then you just start having a conversation, just like you would if you were physically together.
Like, I feel like you're here.
This is wild! (çılgınca, muhteşem)
I can see that curl in your hair; I can see how your sweater is falling . But then you 'll be saying "Put on a little lipstick (ruj sürmek), Maureen"
There are really three breakthroughs (atılım, buluş) coming together here. One is the ability to capture (çekim alanına almak) people as they are,
The second is the ability to compress (sıkıştırmak) that information and send it over existing networks (ağ) efficiently (verimli bir şekilde).
And the third is the ability to render (sunmak) that person viewable through a three-dimensional (boyut) display (ekran).
So it really feels like (gibi, sanki) you 're talking with someone right in front of you.
We see this as a first step at applying technology to solve that really important problem that we often want to be together, and we can't.
Don't say "goodbye"; don't go away!
That was mind-blowing! (akıl almaz)
I 've seen a lot, but I've never seen this.
I felt like (gibi, sanki) she was present , and I felt like I was present in that moment, too .