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From: jgsmith@bcm.tmc.edu (James G. Smith)
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Subject: Re: Consumer Markets for VR
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Date: 18 Dec 90 22:10:37 GMT
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I always see people on exercise machines (like bicycle or stair type machines)
listening to music.  I think the next step is to have your own private scenery
go by.  Climb your favorite mountain, or take a nice ride in the Great Barrier
Reef, or maybe take a quick jog out to Saturn and back. 

*
(but what's the appropriate music for rowing through downtown New York?)