Microsoft's New Virtual Reality Apps Evoke Blade Runner

Microsoft's New Virtual Reality Apps Evoke Blade Runner

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This exhibit includes work made over the past five years. As a whole, the work embraces interdisciplinary forms and integrates sculpture with digital photography, electronic and interactive music, film, video and site-specific installation.

Popular Science Blog - Laser Tag

How to write graffiti with a laser pointer on the side of an 18-story building

At Sundance, even artwork needs a power cord | CNET News.com

At Sundance, even artwork needs a power cord | CNET News.com

How Geeks Get Down - Popular Science

How Geeks Get Down - Popular Science: "How Geeks Get Down: When dance fever hit MIT, students built a computer-controlled, LED-lit disco floor. Now you can, too"

Cellophane creates 3D camera phone - optics.org

Cellophane creates 3D camera phone - optics.org: "Keigo Iizuka from the University of Toronto in Canada has come up with a simple and inexpensive way to make a 3D camera cell phone."

Rhizome.org Time Shares

Rhizome.org Time Shares: "13 Most Beautiful Avatars, an exhibition in Second Life's increasingly popular Ars Virtua gallery --a virtual nonprofit arts organization-- captures the most visually dynamic and celebrated 'stars' of Second Life. The Matteses have been living in the virtual world, Second Life, for over a year, exploring its terrain and interacting with its peculiar inhabitants. The result of their 'video-game flanerie' is this series of portraits.

The 13 Most Beautiful Avatars images will be exhibited, in the real-world, at the Italian Academy at New York's Columbia University. For the Ars Virtua show, in Second Life, a 3D replica of this physical exhibition space has been recreated for presentation of an exhibition identical to the 'real' one."

For $150, Third-World Laptop Stirs a Big Debate - New York Times

For $150, Third-World Laptop Stirs a Big Debate - New York Times

Wired News: Musician Plucks Sound From Lasers

Wired News: Musician Plucks Sound From Lasers: "Miya Masaoka is a composer, koto player and inventor of the Laser Koto -- a tripod-mounted laser array that she plays by passing her hands through the beams, triggering a variety of sampled and processed sounds from her G4 PowerBook."