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Are you looking at my 3D Headgear?

Posted by Christophor SuperGuido Rick, 315 days ago Sep 25, 2008 13:53

The latest software release from Vuzix Corporation, for its VR920 award winning virtual reality iWear headsets, is its most significant overhaul to date. It provides support for 8 new titles, plus native support for Second Life, a 64-bit signed driver package for XP and Vista, and user interface improvements.

With this release, the iWear VR920 video eyewear supports 89 games and other applications on all versions of Windows XP and Vista. As well as Second Life the new titles added to this release include:

  • Age of Conan
  • Goliath
  • Madden NFL 2007
  • Madden NFL 2008
  • NBA Live 2007
  • Toblo
  • Tomb Raider Anniversary
  • WarBirds


Inhabitants of Second Life can now immerse themselves in a true stereo 3D environment and view it intuitively with the latest head-tracking technology – you can now literally step inside Second Life.

As part of the Second Life development community, the Vuzix engineering team, with this release, has created a native mode Second Life Viewer that is compatible with both the v1.19.1.4 and v1.20.15 releases of Second Life. Native support means that the VR920 can now be used to its full potential in Second Life, bringing its worlds to life with full 3D stereoscopic video and head tracking.

The addition of a 64-bit signed driver set for XP and Vista is provided in answer to heavy demand both from dedicated game and simulation users as well and the software development community.

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  #1 Sep 25, 2008 16:46:38 315 days ago

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soon... we’re gonna have The World released and we’re gonna wear these headsets! And then alot of people are going into comas! Didn’t we learn anything from the .hack series!?


 
 
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