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- by ttheriault June 19, 2008 11:12 AM PDT
- I think the real growth in 3D will come from the enterprise where glasses are not required - just a higher end video card. There is real opportunity to interact at the object level, the smart object level to gain insights into the design, build, operate and deconstruct of objects where the visualization of data will take on new meaning.
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