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Not much but all the easiest explanation I could find.
Regards,
Christian
source: http://www.teonline.com/teotech/tr_32933.html
Deep Video Imaging
Traditional so-called 3D display
devices have always had problems with convergence (combination of left and right
eye images), motion parallax (the ability to peer around corners) and limited
view range.
Deep Video Imaging provides a full color image with a true depth of field
which can be viewed by many, simultaneously, without the need for special
glasses or head tracing devices.
Commercial Applications
DVI has broad application for
television, billboards, game systems, training simulations, and anywhere display
devices are currently in use.
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Subject: Re: [sharechat] ITC
What is Deep Video Imaging and what applications will it
be used in?
Rgds
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Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2000 1:37
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Subject: Re: [sharechat] ITC
ITC has sex appeal, so please continue
posting. Here is the latest announcement:
Regards,
Christian
(Hold ITC & SPE)
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ASSET: ITC: IT CAPITAL TEAMS UP WITH
STEPHEN TINDALL IN DEEP VIDEO IMAGING VEN
IT
Capital has secured a major stake in a revolutionary
screen-based
technology company to partner Stephen
Tindall in taking what is recognised as
a brilliant piece
of Kiwi Innovation to the world. Under the terms
agreed
this week, IT Capital will join Tindall Family
Holdings, a private investment
company owned by Mr
Tindall, as major investors in DVI holding 80%
between
them. The remaining 20% will be held by the
founding shareholders, including
the DVI General Manager,
Gabriel Engel. Mr Engel said "rising demand
for
multi media in computing provides an opportunity for
DVI to dominate markets
which up until now have been
constrained by two-dimensional flat screen
technology or
more cumbersome systems requiring glasses or
positional
constraints.". "IT Capital considers
the approach taken by DVI and Mr Engel,
who is the
architect of DVI technology, to be unique in the world with
sever
significant patents uncontested," said Mr
Phillips who acted as a DVI Board
Director on behalf of
Mr Tindall over the past year.
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Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2000
1:32 PM
Subject: [sharechat] ITC
Jeepers, I must be bored, posting re
ITC.
Am I the only one who thinks
that watching a sporting event in virtual reality instead
of proper video coverage is
strictly for the nerds, and will even then have limited appeal ?
Even Americans have their limits don't they ?
Personally, if money burning a hole
in my pocket was an issue, homegrown SPE has far more
appeal.
Tony
Haddon
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