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Higher resolution. Lower latency. More polygons, more pixels, more motion controls, more, more, more.
Three decades ago, in a studio far, far away… Adobe launched the very first version of Illustrator. Despite it running in black-and-white…
Virtual reality may have popped into the headlines only in the past few years, but the concept of virtual reality has been around for decades. Virtual reality has beginnings that preceded the time that the concept was coined and formalised. When VR systems first emerged from university research laboratories and were offered to industry as…
Customer experience takes the next step by managing and merging all touch points between a company and the customer. In addition to user…
Gaming PC Inside Wooden Box.. http://atr2k.com/volta-v-wooden-computer/
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The Balance lamp is a splendidly decorated product to be released by Swedish brand Oblure which is designed by Spanish designer Victor Castanera.
There’s decades of innovations ahead. We’re at the very beginning, where it’s just at the stage where we can bring in consumers [but] there’s so much further to go from there.
Brendan Iribe, CEO Oculus Rift