Results tagged “3d”
Looking Back To The Future - IDF Rewind
posted by Bob Duffy on September 25, 2009 at IDF@Intel
Lots to take in at IDF this year, and as usual I could not see all I wanted to. Here’s a list of stuff that stood out to me this year Light Peak: Light Peak is a connectivity technology using...
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tagged: 3d, future, IDF, IDF09, light peak, moblin, tangent bay, tv, widget
Monsters vs. Aliens Movie Premiere
posted by Michael Brito on March 25, 2009 at Inside Scoop @ Intel
(See pics from the movie premiere below)Imagine if you will a paddle ball on a rubber band shooting out and the entire movie-going audience shifting to the right to avoid getting hit. When Jeffrey Katzenberg said that Intru™ 3D helped...
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tagged: 3D, Intru3D, Jeffrey Katzenberg, Monsters vs. Aliens
Get Your Intel 3-D Glasses For 'Monstrous' Super Bowl
posted by Bill Kircos on January 05, 2009 at Inside Scoop @ Intel
As the Associated Press outlined today, Dreamworks Animation, Intel, Pepsi/Sobi and NBC plan a big Monsters vs. Aliens upcoming movie promotion leading up to (and hint, after) the Super Bowl. The Super Bowl ad will be presented in 3-D, and...
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tagged: 3-D, Dreamworks, Intel@CES09, InTru3D
Monsters, Aliens And The Shift to 'Tru' 3-D
posted by Bill Kircos on December 10, 2008 at Technology@Intel
I had a rare opportunity to get a DreamWorks studio tour the other day, learning all about the 3-D and animation process when making a film like Monsters Vs. Aliens, which is set for a March opening. A couple of...
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tagged: 3-D, Core i7, Dreamworks, intru3-D, Larrabee, Monsters
Meet Emily...She's Unreal!
posted by Bob Duffy on September 12, 2008 at Inside Scoop @ Intel
I've seen a lot of cool 3D work but this one is just "unreal"! Below is a 3D demo from Image Metrics. It is not obvious, but Emily, the actress in this demo is computer generated...
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tagged: 3d, CGI, emily, image metrics
IDF in 3D: Intel Software Keynote
posted by Ron Schott (Owen Media) on August 24, 2008 at IDF@Intel
When I was handed a pair of Shrek ears on Tuesday promoting today’s software keynote, I was pretty sure that I’d be treated to at least a couple seconds of the Mike Meyers-voiced ogre. But the show Renee James put...
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tagged: 3D, IDF, Renee James, software
Real Time Ray-Tracing: The End of Rasterization?
posted by Jeffrey Howard on October 10, 2007 at Research@Intel
The title seems rather provocative, but PC Perspective seems to think that this is a definite possibility. But is it…? I’d like to explore the current state-of-the-art in real time ray-tracing, based on what has been shown at last months...
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tagged: 3D, IDF, Intel, rasterization, ray tracing, research
Miramar 3D: The Ad Hoc "Systemery" of Innovation
posted by Eleanor Wynn on September 24, 2007 at IT@Intel
Systemery is etymologically related to “truthiness”. I am not going to say systemic because it has been coopted. This is really about Miramar. Miramar was recently featured at Intel Developer Forum as part of Justin Rattner’s keynote speech, featuring key...
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tagged: 3D, context retention, Intel Developer Forum, Miramar, multi-teaming, navigation, virtual teams, virtual worlds
Fragmentation, windows, tasks: myths, realities, novelties
posted by Eleanor Wynn on February 14, 2007 at IT@Intel
I remember the pathbreaking article Larry Tesler wrote in Byte Magazine in about 1980, discussing the absurdity of having to change “modes” in order to change applications. So you would start from a command line and choose your app and...
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tagged: 3D, applications, clutter, Miramar, multi-tasking, multi-teaming, task, windows
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