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• So, you might ask, how is the new 3-D display?
• The C . D displays Hass'skills as a talented producer.
• D displays his serene swordsmanship on the Nobility's island in this eagerly anticipated publication.
• But most 3-D displays on the Web are purely for pleasure rather than business.
• Toshiba Corp . announced earlier this year that it, too, was developing a 3-D display technology.
• I added a Diamond Multimedia Systems Inc .'s Monster 3D graphics accelerator card for 3-D display.
• Pundits expect the really big money for 3-D displays to be in video-games and television advertising.
• Factor D displays different conformations of major catalytic and substrate-binding residues typically found in the chrotrypsin family.
• Tokyo-based Sharp has been selling cell phones with 3-D displays for NTT DoCoMo, Japan's top mobile carrier, since November last year.
• :Your technology ( variations of which exist, I should mention, so it's not altogether sci-fi ) shares elements of both 3-D displays and virtual reality.
• He'd display kind of a gentleness about him and project an image of pleasantness rather than having a hard edge about him, " he said.
• At the very least, your computer has a card that can handle 2-D display ( or else you wouldn't be able to see anything ).
• The upper screen of the DS displays the city and the news ticker while the map, advisor, information and the buttons are shown on the touch screen.
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• New systems these days normally come with video cards that handle 2-D and 3-D display and have at least 4 MB _ if not 8 MB _ of video RAM.
• This involves a herald painter creating a unique design that, in the past, you'd display on your shield or banner so the enemy would know at whom he was charging.
• The backpack contains the devices that run the show : a computer with a 700-megahertz Pentium III chip and a fast graphics card for the 3-D displays projected on the visor.
• Matrox has long been known for its excellent 2-D display quality, and the Parhelia adds a new wrinkle with its Glyph antialiasing system, for taking the " jaggies " out of text.
• The result was a 2-D display of the air space around the station with the operator in the middle, with all the aircraft appearing as dots in the proper location in space.
• The trick for turning the concept into a cheap and cheerful 3-D display for the market lies in the image-splitter's vertical electrodes, which help direct the transistors that organize the image on screen.