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From: cyberoid@milton.u.washington.edu (Robert Jacobson)
Newsgroups: sci.virtual-worlds
Subject: Items for Sale from RPI.
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Date: 24 Nov 90 18:11:56 GMT
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[The following message is being posted in behalf of RPI, whose representative,
David Reed, communicated with me via The WELL. -- Bob Jacobson, Moderator]

Please post the following in sci.virtual-worlds:

Closed-Image Stereo Goggles For Sale: We are selling 15 pairs of NTSC Beta-Mode
experimenters goggles, in as-is condition (condition is excellent, though).
These TN LCD/TFT active matrix method displays have over 86,000 active pixels
per eye. The effective picture element ratio is 99% per eye. Each unit
comes with 6VDC power supply and a left and right NTSC RCA input jack. A wide
angle lens and goggle-face-mount are included. The units, 3.5"x7"x7.5", weigh
approx. 2.25 lbs. A 6D positioning sensor on a PC card includes: a system card 
with transmitter mounted on card, one receiver in a shell with a 10 ft. cable,
interface software disk, installation and operations guide. The units are $5000
each if we sell all 15. Individual orders require a check for the full
 amount, although we hope to sell the units as a lot order. You
build the rest of the Synthetic Digital Environment System and mount the 6D
 device but this will get you far.
  
for more info Email rpi@well.sf.ca.us or write RPI Advanced Technology Group,
POB 14607, San Francisco, CA  94114.

Thanks.

David Reed, RPI