Tom's Hardware: Topic Q: Calibration
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CyberGlove key to more realistic movies and games?
Making realistic character animations for games and movies is tough work for graphic artists. Hand gestures are particularly difficult because of the hand's many joints and fingers. Motion tracking devices, such as Immersion Corporation's wireless CyberGlove II, help animators cut production times by allowing them to capture motion, instead of manually moving each digit. Company representatives brought the glove to our offices for a demonstration. Read more
HP Kicks Off SIGGRAPH 2008 With Lots Of New Gear
Hewlett Packard unveiled at SIGGRAPH 2008 new products for its "DreamColor" technology portfolio. These include "mobile workstations" (notebooks), a calibration kit for an existing display and two other displays. Read more
IDF Taipei: Intel Releases DTS Specs For All Core 2 Processors (Updated)
It has been a long time coming, but the pieces are slowly falling into place. Intel has now released the official Tjunction Max value for all 65nm and 45nm Core 2 processors at the Intel Developer Forum in Taipei... Read more
Eizo announces 10-bit capable professional widescreen LCDs
Eizo is adding two widescreen models to its ColorEdge series of professional LCD monitors. The new 21" and 24" models offer a 16:10 aspect ratio and include the firm's 10-bit hardware calibration technology and 14-bit color processing capability. Read more
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Reader's Voice: An Introduction To Home Automation
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