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IrisVision

Computer graphics card

IrisVision is an expansion card developed by Silicon Graphics for IBM compatible PCs in 1991 and is one of the first 3D accelerator cards available for

IrisVision

Graphics processing unit

Specialized electronic circuit that accelerates graphics

IRIS workstation graphics with 10-12 Geometry Engines and introduced the IrisVision add-in board for IBM MicroChannel bus (RS/6000) based on the Geometry

Graphics processing unit

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Electronic glasses

Form of eyewear that incorporates electronics

devices manufactured by the following firms: Acesight eSight Eyedaptic IrisVision Global Jordy NuEyes Patriot ViewPoint Vision Buddy "Electronic glasses"

Electronic glasses

Electronic_glasses

Tom Rich

Australian palaeontologist

effort to treat his condition, he became the first Australian to use IrisVision. Thomas Rich is also honored in the epithet of the ancient thylacinid

Tom Rich

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Silicon Graphics

1981–2009 American computing company

InfiniteStorage Server 3500 1600SW, a multi-award-winning wide screen video monitor IrisVision, one of the first 3D graphics accelerators for high-end PCs Espressigo

Silicon Graphics

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IRIS GL

Graphics API by Silicon Graphics

NURBS curves Silicon Graphics Image for file extension .iris SGI IRIS IrisVision - first port to PCs Seddon, Chris (2005). "History of OpenGL". OpenGL

IRIS GL

IRIS_GL

Timeline of early 3D computer graphics hardware

Timeline of early 3D graphics hardware

from SGI in PC 3D accelerator SGI IRIS with 10-12 Geometry Engines SGI IrisVision AIB (add-in board, expansion card) for IBM MicroChannel bus (RS/6000)

Timeline of early 3D computer graphics hardware

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Frank Werblin

and sports events.. Werblin is also a Co-Founder, Chief Scientist of IrisVision, a more advanced technology device that connects clinicians with patients

Frank Werblin

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Media Vision

to form the new Visual Technology Group. Pellucid had taken over SGI's IrisVision business and developed high-performance video graphics cards, sold as

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