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Bryn Williams of GameSpy considered the graphics as a "stunning look at what the 360 hardware is capable of", but also admitted that the animation "is a little too slow and sometimes creates an unwelcome sense of cartoonishness".
Developers will need to know more about the specifications and what the hardware is capable of.
This military hardware is capable of identifying, tracking and firing upon a moving target from a great distance, theoretically without human intervention.
But Mr. Wood is clear that the same hardware is capable of streaming other programming, including video in the Flash format, which is used by YouTube and many other sites that offer video.
In a manner endlessly more "real" than today's gaming hardware is capable of, VR will immerse players in games.
It's a way to make the many different functions Kiwi's hardware is capable of work together in tandem with minimal user input.
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By the time they shipped they were even more conservative; they did nothing to show off what the hardware was capable of".
These algorithms demand dedicated (and often expensive) hardware that is capable of handling complex tasks in real time.
You see, rather than just counting your steps for the day, the Atlas — which is being shown off for the first time onstage at our Hardware Battlefield — is capable of determining exactly what exercises you're doing to give you a better sense of both your fitness level and your form.
Rather than just counting your steps for the day, the Atlas — which was shown off for the first time on stage at our Hardware Battlefield — is capable of determining exactly what exercises you're doing to give you a better sense of both your fitness level and your form.
"VMware showed that its hardware was capable enough to manage the daunting task of making IT self-managing," Courtot says.
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