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Brian wrote:

>[my friend] is looking to write a research paper about virtual reality.
>What he's looking for are sources on what it is, how it works, (...)

I hate to say it Brian, but tell your friend to go to the local
library.  EVERY library, as small as it might be has PLENTY of
material about VR avaible, or can get it within days through a library
loan.  I think it would just be a waste of time for anyone answering
basically all the FAQ's here... Which reminds me... I might be wrong,
but if I should remember it right, someone mentioned VR FAQ files are
avaible via anonymous FTP to ftp.washington.edu (someone correct me
if I got that address wrong, please).

If you friend has any more questions AFTER reading the books available
in the library, e.g. the most current VR systems or anything like
that, I'm pretty sure that someone on this mailing list will be happy
to answer.

                            Christian Roth

[MODERATOR'S NOTE:  Hear, hear.  The best inquiries come informed.
-- Bob Jacobson]