66 triumph daytona
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A-release another i phone.
£1k for a phone :roll:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2 ... e-updates/
£1k for a phone :roll:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2 ... e-updates/
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RickTheUncivil
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yes, but this one is better
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But have you seen the pictures?Mike Muz 67":2ulqviju said:
ErikPieters
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It is all fluff for the goggle eyed techno weenies, who's brains have long since turned to mush and have to instagram their daily menu to all and sundry..... Alexa my ar$e need wiping :!: :!: :!: :!: :shock: :facepalm:
Can't be bothered to read the babble but WTF is Augmented Reality :?: :?: :?:
21st Century sucks big time :twisted:
It is all fluff for the goggle eyed techno weenies, who's brains have long since turned to mush and have to instagram their daily menu to all and sundry..... Alexa my ar$e need wiping :!: :!: :!: :!: :shock: :facepalm:
Can't be bothered to read the babble but WTF is Augmented Reality :?: :?: :?:
21st Century sucks big time :twisted:
highlandsflyer
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Most of us have likely used augmented reality at some point. Ever worn an earpiece whilst visiting a gallery or museum?
Disregarding the frivolous applications of the technology, augmented reality is exceptionally useful in enhancing visualisation.
Such as battlefields, where you can don a headset that will play out the battle over the real location, which are sometimes pretty much as they were, for example Culloden.
New iPhone? £1000 now, £500 soon. Never liked them, but I might get one when they are down to my pay grade, couple of hundred.
Most of us have likely used augmented reality at some point. Ever worn an earpiece whilst visiting a gallery or museum?
Disregarding the frivolous applications of the technology, augmented reality is exceptionally useful in enhancing visualisation.
Such as battlefields, where you can don a headset that will play out the battle over the real location, which are sometimes pretty much as they were, for example Culloden.
New iPhone? £1000 now, £500 soon. Never liked them, but I might get one when they are down to my pay grade, couple of hundred.
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