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Reality Lab was a 3D
computer graphics API
created by
RenderMorphics to
provide a
standardized interface for
writing games. It was one of the main contenders...
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competing with
other libraries such as
Argonaut Games's
BRender and
RenderMorphics'
Reality Lab (the
latter was
acquired by
Microsoft and
became Direct3D)...
- in 1994.
Confusing matters was Microsoft's
February 1995
purchase of
RenderMorphics.
Their Reality Lab
product was a 3D
library written specifically for...
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Servan Keondjian, Doug
Rabson and Kate S****ings
started a
company named RenderMorphics,
which developed a 3D
graphics API
named Reality Lab,
which was used...
- Scrolls, Doug
Rabson and
Servan Keondjian later formed the
company RenderMorphics which produced the
highly acclaimed 3D
Graphics API
Reality Lab. In...
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August 3, 2009.
Retrieved October 30, 2008. "Microsoft Corp
acquires RenderMorphics Ltd".
Thomson Financial.
February 23, 1995.
Archived from the original...
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consumer OS, in '95
Microsoft announced the
acquisition of UK
based Rendermorphics Ltd and the Direct3D
driver model for the
acceleration of
consumer 3D...
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Along with
Rabson and Kate S****ings,
Keondjian subsequently co-founded
RenderMorphics to
allow him to
follow his
interest in 3D technology, an
interest he...
- Scratch)
without requiring installation. It is
built on top of
Morphic.js, a
Morphic GUI,
written by Jens Mönig as 'middle layer'
between Snap! itself...
- Designs, ATI,
Diamond Multimedia, S3 Graphics, Trident,
Cirrus Logic,
Rendermorphics and
Lucas Arts. Microsoft, most notably,
refused to
recognize the GamePC...
