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Showing posts with label Boston Globe. Show all posts

Thursday, July 14, 2016

Reactions to Augmented Reality

Prepare for this headline about MicroVision. 

The game got a leg up from "Ingress" that was around in 2012. Then development on this game started in the beginning of 2014. Then it has "overnight success" in 2016.

Microvision will be an "overnight success" in 2016.  

PicoP will also have the social benefit of AR. Instead of staring into a small screen in their own world, people will be able to much more easily share the media they view on their screens.

No one knows the PicoP is yet... soon, no one will need to explain it.

WBUR -- A Reading List

Boston Globe -- Just the beginning (and MicroVision has a great AR solution and a lot of AR patents.)


Recode

The game’s incredible, nearly overnight success now means that no one will ever need to explain what augmented reality is to almost anyone.



In ‘Pokémon Go,’ Pokémon are overlaid in your environment. ENLARGE
In ‘Pokémon Go,’ Pokémon are overlaid in your environment. PHOTO: NIANTIC
Plus, Pokémon Go is providing a number of other interesting and unexpected benefits to augmented reality, particularly around physical activity and social interaction. In an age where technology usage has led to people sitting and staring blankly into their smartphone screens as the sad new normal, the phenomenon of people moving around and talking to each other because of their tech devices is an incredibly refreshing change

Saturday, May 9, 2015

From The Boston Globe

Gadgets for the Geared Up Traveler @ Boston Globe

Bring a big screen on your adventures

Turn your hotel room, campground, or vacation cabin into a theater space with Celluon’s new PicoPro, a high-definition laser pico projector.The super-portable device weighs less than 7 ounces, measures a little larger than a Samsung Galaxy S5, and sets up without any fuss.

It produces a stunning display up to about 21-feet wide for a big-screen viewing experience.

The projector’s most endearing feature: It stays in focus all the time, so no fiddling with focus dials or buttons. 

The PicoPro connects to your iOS device, laptop, or TV by HDMI cable or wirelessly to Miracast-enabled Android devices. Plug an external speaker into the 3.5mm audio jack for a sound boost. The PicoPro has a battery life of up to 3.5 hours, and comes with a handy little adjustable stand.



$379.99. 800-399-5260, www.celluon.com