The Greatest Stage Magicians of All Time: Who Tops the List?

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Stars of Magic Stars of Magic is a highly influential book in the world of magic. It was first published in 1946 and written by various famous magicians of the time, including Dai Vernon, John Scarne, and Slydini. The main idea of Stars of Magic is to provide a comprehensive collection of magic tricks and effects that were considered to be groundbreaking at the time. The book covers a wide range of magic, including card tricks, coin tricks, and mentalism. One of the key features of Stars of Magic is that it not only provides the instructions for performing the tricks but also the theories and techniques behind them. This makes it a valuable resource for both beginners and experienced magicians, as it allows them to understand the principles behind the tricks and adapt them to their own performances.


A great notch-less display. Speedy refresh and touch-sampling rates. Good battery life. Shoulder buttons are useful.

With a 120-Hz display and 960-Hz multitouch sampling rate, playing games on this phone is accompanied by smooth viewing and unhindered touch interactions. Power fanatics may be disappointed that this machine has opted for a lower refresh rate than on the previous model, which featured a 165-Hz panel, but rates beyond 120-Hz are rarely fully utilized.

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This makes it a valuable resource for both beginners and experienced magicians, as it allows them to understand the principles behind the tricks and adapt them to their own performances. Each chapter of the book is written by a different magician, showcasing their unique style and expertise. For example, Dai Vernon, who is known as a master of card magic, contributes chapters on card sleights and tricks.

Review: Nubia RedMagic 7 Pro

This high-powered gaming phone will satisfy all the playing needs of obsessive gamers. The rest of us should look elsewhere.

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A great notch-less display. Speedy refresh and touch-sampling rates. Good battery life. Shoulder buttons are useful.

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No wireless charging. Cameras are poor. Pricey. Average speakers let the side down. Not for casual or even moderate gamers.

In 2022, it’s easy for phones to be the center of your world. Features are embedded into your everyday life—from snapping key moments to catching up with friends to finding that next cool restaurant. But for mobile gamers, priorities (such as a display with a high refresh rate) are different. The Nubia RedMagic 7 Pro is a phone that is firmly focused on delivering for fans of handheld Android gaming. The result is plenty of benefits for gamers along with consequential drawbacks. And, interestingly, there are some wild-card positives that all can value.

First, this phone firmly delivers on its gaming hype. With a 120-Hz display and 960-Hz multitouch sampling rate, playing games on this phone is accompanied by smooth viewing and unhindered touch interactions. Power fanatics may be disappointed that this machine has opted for a lower refresh rate than on the previous model, which featured a 165-Hz panel, but rates beyond 120-Hz are rarely fully utilized.

First-person shooter fans will see the RedMagic 7 Pro soar, with COD Mobile comfortably sitting at 120 frames per second on max settings while barely getting warm to the touch. The onboard cooling system is the star here, including a pleasingly subtle fan. It's activated by toggling a red switch on the side of the phone. This switch will also take you into Nubia’s Game Space, where you can see your downloaded titles all in one place. In a more demanding title like Genshin Impact, you’ll hit its maximum 60 fps on this device in high settings, and it’ll run with nary a stutter. In our testing it did verge on uncomfortably warm after more than 15 to 20 minutes of play, even with the fan going, but performance didn’t waver.

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Outside of this device’s bread and butter—exceptional mobile gaming performance—there are a number of other player-friendly additions. Most prominent are the capacitive shoulder buttons. While a physical click would provide a more satisfying interaction, moving parts just aren’t that practical on a phone. As such, touch with a pleasing level of vibration is a fair goal for gaming mobile devices to shoot for, and the RedMagic 7 Pro nails it. The two customizable buttons allow you to upgrade from onscreen controls to something more natural and traditional. These are really simple to set up through Nubia’s Game Space app, accessed by swiping from the left during games.

The Game Space overlay includes a small bar that will display the time, frames per second, download speed, battery life, and length of play session. The full menu includes a wider range of gaming options, like toggling 120-Hz mode, quick access to social channels, screen recording, and more. Each feature I tested worked just as intended, and the overlay didn’t cause any crashes or slowdowns.

Picture Problems

As a gaming phone, the RedMagic 7 Pro is almost without flaw. Mobile gamers will not be disappointed. However, if you’re looking for a more well-rounded experience, this is not the phone for you. The glaring first folly is the under-display selfie camera. Make no mistake, this accommodates some great immersive viewing—with a screen uninhibited by a notch or cutout. However, the trade-off is that the resulting photos are poor, with a lack of detail and accuracy, and a murky overlay caused by the screen placed in front. Also, there may be no display to hinder them, but the rear cameras aren’t much better. They may be fine for capturing the odd moment, but you’re unlikely to look back on the shots fondly. Camera fans should avoid.

The RedMagic 7 Pro speakers aren’t all that great either, providing basic sound that lacks accuracy at loud volumes and satisfying bass. Thankfully, there is a headphone jack for those who’d like the option for wired sessions.

The thickness and weight of this device—9.98 mm and 0.52 lbs (235 g)—will likely be a heftier hold for you if you’re not used to a gaming phone, a necessity for something with such power. There’s no IP rating here for dust- or water-proofing either.

Design Demerits Photograph: RedMagic

Outside of its dimensions, the rear of the phone is quite ugly. You get some customizable RGB lights that’ll please fans who prefer a touch of gaming finesse, but the sharp, angular pattern of the heat dissipation plate is a cheaper look than the rest of the sturdy metal design. The back of the phone also fails to facilitate wireless charging. It isn’t a big loss, and the blow is softened by a speedy 65-watt wired charger.

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John Scarne, on the other hand, focuses on gambling tricks and how to detect cheating in card games. Stars of Magic has had a significant impact on the magic community and has inspired countless magicians around the world. Many of the tricks and techniques described in the book have become classics and are still performed today. In conclusion, Stars of Magic is a seminal book in the field of magic, featuring contributions from some of the greatest magicians of the time. Its main idea is to provide a comprehensive collection of magic tricks and effects, along with the theories and techniques behind them. This makes it a valuable resource for magicians of all levels and has helped shape the art of magic as we know it today..

Reviews for "The Incredible Mind Tricks of Derren Brown"

1. John - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with "Stars of magic". I've always been a fan of magic shows, but this one just didn't live up to my expectations. The tricks were predictable and the presentation felt lackluster. It seemed like the performers were just going through the motions without any real passion or excitement. Overall, I found the show to be quite boring and I wouldn't recommend it to others who are looking for a truly captivating magic experience.
2. Emily - 1 star - "Stars of magic" was a complete letdown for me. The illusions were poorly executed and lacked any sense of wonder. The performers seemed unprepared and their lack of charisma was evident throughout the show. The overall production value was also subpar, with minimal effort put into the stage setup and lighting. I was expecting to be amazed and transported into a world of awe, but instead, I was left feeling unimpressed and underwhelmed. Save your money and skip this one.
3. David - 2 stars - I was really hoping for an amazing magic show, but "Stars of magic" fell short for me. The tricks seemed average and unoriginal, with no real wow factor. The pacing of the show was also off, with some moments dragging on while others felt rushed. The performers seemed disengaged and lacked the engaging personalities I've come to expect from top-notch magicians. Overall, I left the show feeling unimpressed and wishing I had chosen a different evening activity.

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