INFO?: Hardware et al (Appropriate VR system?)

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Date: Wed, 20 Jan 1993 13:45

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I'm very interested in the developing field of virtual reality and I'd
like to take VR into consideration during the purchase of my next 
computer system. Which company is doing the most research and development
for home and business applications? Is it possible through peripherial
upgrade to get my IBM 386 up to par for home VR? What hacking secrets are
there out there that all for better stereoscopy or virtual manipulation,
and where can I find them in a well-organized format? Thanx for your help
in advance. This group has provided me with much valued info in the past.

                                         IAAA

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Subject: INFO?: Hardware et al (Appropriate VR system?)
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