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From: uselton@nas.nasa.gov (Samuel P. Uselton)
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Subject: Re: Silicon Graphics (Was Re: Info Requested)
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Date: 16 Nov 90 17:30:26 GMT
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In article <HUGHES.90Nov14082115@locusts.Berkeley.EDU> hughes@locusts.Berkeley.E
DU (Eric Hughes) writes:
>
>In article <11043@milton.u.washington.edu>
>dario%TECHUNIX.BITNET@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU (Dario Ringach) writes:
>>Has anyone based a VR platform on a Silicon Graphics workstation?
>
>VPL.  One Iris per eye.
>
>Eric Hughes
>hughes@ocf.berkeley.edu

Our virtual wind tunnel project (boom mounted rather than head mounted),
is being built on an SGI 340 VGX.  One is enough to drive both eyes in
B&W.  We think it is enough even in color, but we aren't there yet.

Sam Uselton             uselton@nas.nasa.gov
employed by CSC         working for NASA        speaking for myself