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Window on World WoW or Window on World systems are so called because they use a display screen, a monitor, to convey the virtual experience. Thus, you are peering through a 'window' into the virtual world, and it adds a degree of separation between yourself and the virtual. Below, we offer a selection of links from our resource databases which may match this term.
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Birdz World is another world created by Switch In software. It is also their youngest world. Of the four virtual environments they make, this is one of the lesser ones. From first glance, it is obvious it has been created fairly rapidly from Switch In world?s libraries.
 
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World Review: Marian's World
Marian's world is a little bit of an oddity really. It is a world in which everyone is female, and tither stands about talking, walks and talks, or drives cars and talks. There's nowhere to actually drive cars to, as the entire world is a hilly, swampy island of about one half a square mile, with only three treehouse structures on it, yet everyone has a convertable sports car, and only one set of clothes.
 
Rating 24
 
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Results by page (06/07/2004)
Its very hard to overpower the human visual system. The human eye is so advanced, it can easilly differentiate between modern computer displays and windows. Quite possibly, not for much longer. Researchers from Imaging Soluti...
(07/06/2009)
Fans of the science fiction television show Star Trek: The Next Generation are certainly familiar with the 'holodeck', a room where powerful computers create realistic virtual environments. That's the fictional model for w...
(22/09/2011)
A new "smart" window system has the unprecedented ability to inexpensively change from summer to winter modes, darkening to save air conditioning costs on scorching days and returning to crystal clarity in the winter to capture free heat ...
(11/12/2006)
A new finding by Ann Schlosser at the University of Washington has found that VR based experiences are just as prone to creating false memories as their meatspace equivalents. Schlosser was interested in seeing how well stud...
(01/08/2011)
Plastics are cheap, flexible, and relatively easy to manufacture, but they can also be more heat sensitive than other materials such as metals. The same goes for plastic (or organic) electronics, which offer the promise of foldable displays...
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