instantiating object inline via __callStatic

This is a nice hack for instantiating objects inline via php 5.3 __callStatic. What I dig about it v.s. the newObject('ClassName') is that a) You can pass in arbitrary constructors, w/ newObject it only supported the case of there being a single param to constructor i.e. newObject('ClassName', $x)->otherFunc($y) can now be N::ClassName($x)->otherFunc($y). I think I like the fact the class can be a "bare word" and that any number of constructors can be passed thus legacy classes etc. which may require arbitrary arguments can also be used.

class Test {
        public function __construct($name, $age)
        {
                echo "Name: $name and Age: $age passed to constructor\n";
        }
}

class N {
        public static function __callStatic($className, $args)
        {
                $class = new ReflectionClass($className);
                return $class->newInstanceArgs($args);
        }
}

N::Test('some name', 300);