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• 01.21.09
  Immersive 3D in A Browser: Crash-Prone Log-Ins Applications and Tools, Virtual World Platforms | (0)

  Fully immersive 3D environments accessible through your Web browser is the promise of Majua, a technology developed by Japanese company Premium Agency. (Have to love those Japanese names, or their translations at least). Now, being a huge Papervision and Alternative3D fan, I'd argue that we already have 3D in a browser. And a browser-based 3D environment that still requires a plug-in is...well, it's a client that happens to run, to my view. Regardless, Majua has certainly taken things in the right direction, base don the following video. (I love how the drab geeky guys in the video, using Second Life, ...

  Tagged: 3-D, browser, Premium Agency, Web browser
  

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