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To: Rob who wrote (2480)	5/6/1999 2:41:00 PM
From: dwight martin	Respond to of 7720

Seems like we're holding quite nicely inseeming anticipation of more news. techstocks.com Aren't we due to hear something about the Wallace-Kettering project? It would also be great to hear something more about the blue LED/laser breakthrough touted a while ago. Has anyone figured out who the research partner is?

To: Rob who wrote (2480)	5/6/1999 3:47:00 PM
From: RobQ	Respond to of 7720

Thanks, Rob. I still have a mental image of this technology being a miniaturization of a rear projection TV with its R,Y, and B light beams aimed at the retina. Is this very far from the truth? If so, I have a tough time understanding how such a device could be produced cheaply enough for us to use instead of a flat screen in the near future. I'm not sure what you mean about the VRD's image being crisp and clear. This is obviously not even similar to anything I've experienced (I've not even tried the VR games at the arcade). Is it a holograph-like image or is it more concrete (eg does it have Wallpaper or a background?) Do yu still see thru to and can the brain interpret the outside visual field and the "screen" contents at the same time? Bottom Line, I guess, is where can I go to see and test a prototype myself. Sorry for the "Twenty questions". Appreciate the help. - (The other) Rob