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    fuchikoma: I love it. It reminds me of that other software that can enhance videos by using still photos, remove foreground objects from a shot, derive 3D relief... more »
    Voyou_Charmant: That's pretty awesome. Now it's time to apply it to my eyes when I'm drunk. more »
    BeyondtheTech: This is fantastic. Why a few years? With the sample output, I'm sure they could give us something now. more »
    Red_Flag: So... what happens when you run the Blair Witch Project through it? more »
    TCL987: Now to do this in real-time with accelerometers. more »
    32ndnote: I can think of a certain sequel to The Bourne Identity that could have benefitted greatly from this. I think it would look really cool to intensionall... more »
    wetworker: My vista 64 runs photoshop 64 like butter. ...smooth! :) more »
    ripfire: So how would it run Crysis if you SLI the CPU with the integrated graphics? more »
    ZLevee: so will this let an older system with a graphics card that stutters on hi-def video (but can more or less play it) display that without hiccups? more »
    Serolf Divad: They need to add a "Myst" mode to Crysis for Windows 7 setups without dedicated video cards. more »
    EVEs_Mako: Has M$ announced a direct upgrade path from Vista to Win7? more »
    kzooguy: so basically, it's just a *better* software rasterizer. I feel like there must be some missing info. How could a *software* rendering system be fast... more »
    Geisrud: Isn't using the PC's CPU to render graphics the way computers worked circa 1998? more »
    TheGeektoriousBIG: Hey Gizmodo, take down that screen shot of Vista before we all get confused, oh wait... more »
    Senk: So, you are still using the onboard graphic card on the motherboard for the final output? more »
  • #filmmaking

    New Software Corrects Shaky Camerawork by Warping the Crap Out of It

    Adobe and University of Wisconsin scientists have created software that can correct shaky camerawork, but it's way cooler than anything on the market now. Using 3D modeling, it guesses the intended look, then warps the original video to adjust. More »
  • #windows7

    Windows 7 Will Run Fully Accelerated Graphics From Your CPU