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Re: Viewing VR on mobile devices
Luca Vascon 2006-Jan-17 08:48:00
I use intensively an unfortunate game console called Tapwave Zodiac.
Having a 3d graphic engine panoramas are smooth and perfect.
You must have Kinoma player 3 EX.
P.s.
It is a PALM based board, has a GOOD screen and you can use it both portrait
and landscape.
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Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2006 4:08 AM
Subject: Viewing VR on mobile devices
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm currently considering buying a PDA to get my life organized, and am
> wondering what my options are for potentially being able to view and
> share my VR images using any devices. I'm just wondering what the
> community's experiences are with PDAs and VR.
>
> - Does anyone use PDAs to view/show VR images?
> - Do any PDAs support quicktime?
> - What viewers can you use?
> - What PDA do you use/prefer, which ones have problems?
> - What is required in a PDA, what is not necessary?
>
> Currently I'm looking at things like the HP iPaq hx2490
> <http://www.hp.ca/products/static/ipaq/hx2490/index.php> and hx2790
> <http://www.hp.ca/products/static/ipaq/hx2790/index.php>because of their
> built in WiFi and CF card readers, and the Palm LifeDrive
> <http://www.palm.com/ca/products/mobilemanagers/lifedrive/>with its
> built in hard drive. They all seem to have nice bright colour screens.
> Any comments about these choices would be most helpful.
>
> Any of your insights into this would help me very much, and I'm sure
> there might be other people out there considering buying a PDA that
> might have similar situations.
>
> John
> http://vr.housser.ca
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