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Upgrade Your Body - Vuzix1200VR Virtual Reality Glasses

• Jul 03, 2011 from upgradeyourbody in Technology
  Available from August 2011, the Wrap 1200VR looks more like a normal pair of sunglasses. When wearing the glasses its the equivalent of looking at a 75 inch screen from 10 feet away and it supports standard 2D video out of the box plus 3D video for a broad assortment of games, simulators and other types of applications.

Nintendo 3DS

• Sep 29, 2010 from porplem(Steve) in Gaming
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  -The '''Nintendo 3DS''' is an upcoming handheld console that will be the successor to the [[Nintendo DS]] series that will be released on early [[2011]]. The console will have a 3D display without the need for glasses (known as [[wikipedia:autostereoscopy|autostereoscopy]]), using [[wikipedia:Parallax barrier|Parallax Barrier]] technology[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/pdf/2010/100323e.pdf Re: Launch of New Portable Game Machine - nintendo.co.jp]. The Nintendo 3DS was shown for the public during the events of the E3 2010 in Los Angeles, California, coming in metallized colors, and the upper screen slightly wider than the bottom touch screen.+The '''Nintendo 3DS''' is an upcoming handheld console that will be the successor to the [[Nintendo DS]] series that will be released on early [[2011]]. The console will have a 3D display without the need for glasses (known as [[wikipedia:autostereoscopy|autostereoscopy]]), using [[wikipedia:Parallax barrier|Parallax Barrier]] technology[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/pdf/2010/100323e.pdf Re: Launch of New Portable Game Machine - nintendo.co.jp]. The Nintendo 3DS was shown for the public during the events of the E3 2010 in Los Angeles, California, coming in metallized colors, and the upper screen slightly wider than the bottom touch screen. It will cost 25,000 (USD$300)
  
  The prime feature of the handheld is the 3D display, which is shown in the upper screen of 3.5 inches. The Nintendo 3DS also includes a camera on its inner side located at the top of the upper screen and two outside over the lid, giving the capability to take 3D photos and also 3-Dimensional videos. A 3D depth slide, a motion sensor and a gyroscope were added for the handheld, and an analog stick on its inner side along with the direction pad. Some buttons were moved such as Select and Start, that are found currently below the bottom touch screen. The power button is now located below the A, B, X and Y buttons. The new button Home, which allows users to enter directly the system's menu, is found between the Start and Select buttons. The handheld also is able to find Wireless Connection spots and other Nintendo 3DS automatically for online play[http://mynintendonews.com/2010/06/15/nintendo-huge-nintendo-wii-3ds-and-ds-announcements-at-todays-e3-press-conference/ Nintendo: Huge Nintendo Wii 3DS And DS Announcements At Today’s E3 Press Conference « My Nintendo News]. Online expansion also includes achievements, friend lists, sharing game content with friends, and the ability to download new content for games. [http://www.cubed3.com/news/14273 3DS To Feature Expanded Online; Achievements, Friend Lists] The prime feature of the handheld is the 3D display, which is shown in the upper screen of 3.5 inches. The Nintendo 3DS also includes a camera on its inner side located at the top of the upper screen and two outside over the lid, giving the capability to take 3D photos and also 3-Dimensional videos. A 3D depth slide, a motion sensor and a gyroscope were added for the handheld, and an analog stick on its inner side along with the direction pad. Some buttons were moved such as Select and Start, that are found currently below the bottom touch screen. The power button is now located below the A, B, X and Y buttons. The new button Home, which allows users to enter directly the system's menu, is found between the Start and Select buttons. The handheld also is able to find Wireless Connection spots and other Nintendo 3DS automatically for online play[http://mynintendonews.com/2010/06/15/nintendo-huge-nintendo-wii-3ds-and-ds-announcements-at-todays-e3-press-conference/ Nintendo: Huge Nintendo Wii 3DS And DS Announcements At Today’s E3 Press Conference « My Nintendo News]. Online expansion also includes achievements, friend lists, sharing game content with friends, and the ability to download new content for games. [http://www.cubed3.com/news/14273 3DS To Feature Expanded Online; Achievements, Friend Lists]
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  +The Nintendo 3DS will also have multitask, which can be used by pressing the Home button. Another feature is the "Tag Mode", in which the 3DS will detect other nearby 3DS systems.
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  +Other features:
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  +* 2 GB SD card and charging cradle included
  +* 3DS Virtual Console for Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance titles.
  +* Japanese launch colors are Aqua Blue and Cosmos Black.
  +* "Mii Studio" Application: Turns pictures into Miis.
  +* "AR Games" Application: Built in augmented reality games.
  +* "Nintendo 3DS Cameras" Application: The 3DS can automatically merge two photos into a single image. This can also make a 3D effect, using both of the external cameras
  +* "Nintendo 3DS Sound" Application.
  +* "Chance Encounter Mii Plaza" Application.
  +* "Book" Application.
  +* 3DSWare games can be moved from one 3DS to another, and some DSiWare games can be moved to the 3DS as well....

Vuzix's iWear VR920: Video Eyewear for PC Gamers

• Sep 12, 2007 from banning(Banning Stuckey)
  Remember the Myvu? You know, those glasses that connect to an iPod with video and offer a viewing experience of a 27-inch screen from 6 feet away? Well, now there are 3-D glasses for your computer! Released today, the iWear VR920 ($399.95) from Vuzix is said to be the world's first fully immersive virtual reality video eyewear for PC gaming. And it

St. Louis Haunted Attraction Scarefest- info below

• Oct 03, 2010 from horrornews(Horrornews.net) in Entertainment
  Larry Kirchner, the owner of St. Louis largest, greatest Halloween attraction, aims to please and delivers some of the most impressive scares in the industry. And thats not just idle hype. Every year Kirchner invites the best and brightest in the industry to come and walk through his attraction, and every one of them comes out in awe. For his competitors to admit, on camera, that his attractions bury the rest, it has to be something big.
  
  
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  And big doesnt even begin to cover it. To begin with, theres The Darkness, a 30,000-square-foot monstrosity that packs in more scares per square inch than any other in the USA. Kirchner, who makes his living designing animatronic thrill rides all over the world, puts his heart and soul, and a wheelbarrow full of money, into the attractions. His work has been featured more than once on the Discovery Channel as the place to go for a terrifying experience. Included in The Darkness is a haunted hospital complete with the requisite cadavers, animated man-eating plants, and a psychedelic clown-house that is enough to give me nightmares for a month. It also includes Terror Vision, an interactive 3D haunted house. Let me be clearThis is not a video game or virtual reality. This is an attraction where the people wear 3D glasses and the walls around you come to life. And lest you think its all puppets and robots, the actors are well concealed to leap out at just the right moment. At the end of The Darkness is a gift shop and horror museum for those who are looking for a more tame experience.
  Also onsite is Creepy World, a mammoth collection of seven separatehaunted attractions. To begin with, there is Drive-In 666, an old-style drive-in theater complete with cars and a giant screen, on which movies like Halloween and The Shining are playing. The only problem is that all the audience is dead, and a few of them refuse to stay that way. Theres also the Vampire Graveyard, the I Scream Factory, and Silo X, which features a mutant melt-down theme. Theres also a bar and grill at the end, manned entirely by zombified Hells Angels. Included in Creepyworld is the traditional haunted hayride, which is nothing like the ones I went to when I was a kid. This one features creatures chasing the wagon, explosions going off left and right, and enough general mayhem to send everyone home happy. And to accomplish all of this Halloween goodness, Kirchner employs more than 250 actors, all trained in the art of making you piss your pants.
  And, new for this year, is a special attraction that has both horror fans and paranormal buffs drooling. The Lemp Mansion long famed for its haunted hijinx, has been featured in everything from top 10 lists to Lifemagazine, but few ever touch on the underground tunnels that connect the mansion with the former brewery. Kirchner, however, has capitalized on the famous haunt and has opened up Lemp Brewery, which takes place inside theLemp tunnels. Yeah, you read that right. The feature begins with a fifty-foot ride down in a rickety old freight elevator and takes place entirelyunderground in the caverns and tunnels dug by Lemp.
  Kirchner, who started making haunted attractions before he was even out of high school, has a passion for this business, and it shows. Hes found an audience, partially because the movie industry has, for the last few years, largely ignored Halloween as a time to release horror movies, and the ones they do release just arent scary anymore. Hollywood is a $9 billion a year business, says Kirchner, while Halloween-themed businesses pull in $7 billion in the month of October alone. And while he doesnt really have to compete with movies, he does feel he gets real competition from the video game industry. Games like Left 4 Dead and Silent Hill desensitize folks, but it also brings with it greater challenges to give them those few moments of real abject terror.
  When asked about the best reactions hes gotten from his audience, Kirchner chuckles. People tend to psyche themselves out, he says. While the men in his audience are more easily startled, women, from his experience, feel the terror more deeply and with longer lasting effects. We did have one woman literally jump out of her shoes. According to Kirchner, this patron jumped so hard that her shoes stayed behind. She ran in her socks out to the parking lot and got in her car. When the performers tried to bring her shoes to her, she screamed even louder.
  To find out more about St. Louiss greatest haunted attraction, check out the site here: http://www.scarefest.com/haunted_house.cfm
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