NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Microsoft (MSFT) - Get Report revealed a new technology at a digital technology conference in Singapore called the "Magic Mirror," a smart mirror that can read emotions and interact with users.

"Imagine when you wake up in the morning, you're able to use the mirror to style your hair, do your make up, and while doing that, you can also view the weather," said Izzat Khair, a member of Microsoft Singapore's developer experience team.

Even though the device is still at the demo stage, the smart mirror has a huge business potential and could spark advertising and marketing industries' interests, Khair noted.

Through a hidden facial-recognition camera, the mirror can detect human emotions like anger, surprise or happiness, CNBC reports. It also displays the weather and time.

Microsoft shares are sliding 1.73% to $49.93 in late morning trading on Thursday.

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