Live the Life of a DJ with Samsung’s ‘My DJ Fantasy’

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Engaging. Interactive. Immersive. Yup, they’re overused buzzwords but they do a pretty good job describing this new Woo Agency-created work for Indamixx’s and Samsung’s DJ Fantasy, an example of the computer maker’s vertical market applications for its mobile computer Q1 Ultra. The Q1 Ultra is a very cool looking portable computer which celebrity DJ Cut Chemist is endorsing.

The works falls into the choose your own adventure category as you ride a limo to the club where you will be guest DJing…with the Q1, of course. At the outset, you can choose your sex so you are properly titillated by hotties of your sexual preference.

As you are led through the club, you can check out the VIP room, dance with hotties of your choice, and step up to the DJ platform and do your thing using an actual Q1 Ulta interface. The only thing maddeningly unlikable about this work is the lame, wigger-like rap talk and fist bumping that’s prevalent throughout.

A product like this might just might bring out my inner DJ that’s been dormant since back in the day when vinyl ruled the tables.

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