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From: North_TJ@cc.curtin.edu.au (Tim North)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga,comp.sys.mac.misc
Subject: Re: Murph's VAPORWARE Column for October 1990
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Date: 2 Oct 90 09:26:28 GMT
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In article <9009280355.AA23389@lilac.berkeley.edu>, Sewall@UConnVM.BITNET 
(Murph Sewall) writes:
> 
>                          VAPORWARE
>                        Murphy Sewall
>               From the October 1990 APPLE PULP
> 
> A Real 3-D Display.
> Texas Instruments has shown a "bubble" display two feet in
> diameter which "floats" three dimensional images within a
> volume.  Multiple viewers can see the display from any side
> without special goggles or eyeshades.  Dubbed "Omniview,"
> TI's patent application describes the technology as a
> "real-time, auto-stereoscopic, multiplanar 3-D display
> system."  Initial commercial applications may appear as
> early as next year.  - InfoWorld 20 August
> 

You've GOT to be kidding! ACKK! Is this for real? Whoa man, what centuru is 
this?! I mean this isn't for reeee-al is it? Quick, what day is it -- nope not
April first...

Somebody tell me it isn't possible yet -- please!

Tim North
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