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From: mike@ai.mew.mei.co.jp (R. Michael Taylor)
Newsgroups: sci.virtual-worlds
Subject: Re: VR I/O device vendors
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Date: 20 Feb 91 00:04:38 GMT
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In article <16706@milton.u.washington.edu> bcsaic!chrise@cs.washington.edu 
(Chris Esposito) writes:

   VR I/O Device Vendor list
   -------------------------

You forgot...

Convolvotron (Allows you to spacialize sound in 3-D)
        Crystal River Engineering
        12350 Wards Ferry Road
        Groveland, California 95321
        209-962-6382

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[Moderator's Note:  Also in the same line of things, Focal Point,
by Gehring Research, Inc., 189 Madison Avenue, Toronto, Ontario
M5R 2S6 CANADA.  Telephone, 416-966-3139; fax, 416-963-9188.  A
less expensive 3D sound generator, runnable on a Mac II (but
also more limited than the Convolvatron, which costs about five
times as much).


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