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From: jlange@oracle.com (Jim Lange)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: HAITEX
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Date: 26 Sep 90 21:12:24 GMT
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In article <3564@dciem.dciem.dnd.ca> msg@dretor.dciem.dnd.ca writes:

   We have a great idea for a stereo product, but there is no point if we
   can't get a reliable source of glasses.

   If you have had recent experience or contact with HAITEX, let me know and
   I'll summarize.  I'd be especially interested in knowing if anyone has
   actually received the tool kit and what their experience has been.

   Thanks.

I don't have any experience with Haitex, but when Impulse introduced
Turbo Silver SV (SV = Stereo Vision), they developed their own
interface that works with the Sega 3D glasses for Sega's video game
system (available in toy stores everywhere) because availability of
the Haitex product was questionable.  Impulse's system is fully
compatible with the Haitex system.  Perhaps Impulse would be willing
to share their software secrets with you (I don't know if they will
sell their interface as a stand alone product, however).

NOTE: I didn't purchase their stereo interface, but I considered it.

Jim Lange
Oracle Corporation