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-Professor Farnsworth
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Professor Farnsworth
4 years ago
Yes I realise the title of this thread abuses logic but I don't care! I almost cried watching this:

[Link to www.ted.com]

OK... I didn't cry, but don't be surprised if you do. The number of problems they had to solve to do this is immense. This is what the technology age should be all about.

Go here to check out there live demo:

[Link to labs.live.com]

You'll have to use XP SP2 and IE7 to get it to work. Shouldn't be an issue with you guys.

Enjoy.
... or did you think I was too stupid to know what a yoogoogoly was?

+Steve Martin
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Steve Martin
4 years ago

+Jamie
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Jamie
4 years ago
That is absolutely insane... thanks for sharing
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-Tyson
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Tyson
4 years ago
I dig the idea of that kind of thing being used in games referencing gigabytes of textures so no surface looks the same. I'd love to have that thing running on a second monitor for reference. although it would probably chew up most of the video ram.

+Steve Martin
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Steve Martin
4 years ago
yeh, it would be interesting to see what specs are required to run it.
[Link to www.3dprevis.com]

-Professor Farnsworth
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Professor Farnsworth
4 years ago
You can run it from a basic web-capable computer! Try out the live demo to see grin.gif All the required grunt is done on Microsoft's end. This really is sign of how rich the future of digital media can/will become.
... or did you think I was too stupid to know what a yoogoogoly was?

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