http://www.cnn.com/2009/TECH/08/05/augment...apps/index.html
How effing cool is that? I want one....
Full Version: AR in the Netherlands
Now to build it into sunglasses and then contact lenses. I don't see goggles hitting fashion anytime soon though.
who needs sunglasses when cyber eyes are being developed as we speak. In about 20 years I'll be poping my eyes out before you can say "0.1 essence pently".
http://tech.uk.msn.com/features/gallery.as...mp;imageindex=2
http://tech.uk.msn.com/features/gallery.as...mp;imageindex=2
woah...I want me some of that AR goodness...too bad I've only got an iTouch (which doesn't have a camera) and not an iPhone...damn....
And while I have iPhones on the mind... http://www.theonion.com/content/news/apple...new_iphone_only
I laugh at this..HAHAHA!!! If only, if only....cuz that would be incredibly hilarious to me...
Doesn't SR have an FPS like this? Can't remember the name though...hehe
And while I have iPhones on the mind... http://www.theonion.com/content/news/apple...new_iphone_only
I laugh at this..HAHAHA!!! If only, if only....cuz that would be incredibly hilarious to me...
QUOTE
Total Immersion, a French company, developed an app that makes 3-D baseball players spring to life from baseball cards. Users can turn the card to see their favorite players, through a phone screen, from all angles. And at Georgia Tech, researchers are working on video games that may one day make it look like virtual zombies are chasing players down real-world streets.
Doesn't SR have an FPS like this? Can't remember the name though...hehe
QUOTE (Mr. Mage @ Aug 6 2009, 12:35 PM) 
Doesn't SR have an FPS like this? Can't remember the name though...hehe
Miracle shooter
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