Difference between revisions of "3D computer system"
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It shares features with a computer that is not 3D: It uses a processor, memory, some graphics processing, a power supply, networking, sound, external ports, power management, a system bus, a circuit board, solder, surface mount components, optionally a battery, and optionally a keyboard. | It shares features with a computer that is not 3D: It uses a processor, memory, some graphics processing, a power supply, networking, sound, external ports, power management, a system bus, a circuit board, solder, surface mount components, optionally a battery, and optionally a keyboard. | ||
| − | A 3D computer system uses a [[3D display]] and a [[3D control peripheral]] instead of a mouse, trackpad, or touch screen. | + | A 3D computer system uses a [[3D display]] and a [[3D control peripheral]] such as a [[3D pen]] or [[hand tracking]] instead of a mouse, trackpad, or touch screen. |
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Revision as of 16:51, 21 September 2024
A 3D computer system is a technological product that a person can use to do intellectual operations on data in three dimensions of space.
It shares features with a computer that is not 3D: It uses a processor, memory, some graphics processing, a power supply, networking, sound, external ports, power management, a system bus, a circuit board, solder, surface mount components, optionally a battery, and optionally a keyboard.
A 3D computer system uses a 3D display and a 3D control peripheral such as a 3D pen or hand tracking instead of a mouse, trackpad, or touch screen.