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GameCube Game Disc, Wii
Optical Disc, and Wii U
Optical Disc. The
physical size of a Game
Cube Game Disc is that of a miniDVD; Wii
Optical Discs are
based on...
- The
Necker cube is an
optical illusion that was
first published as a
rhomboid in 1832 by
Swiss crystallographer Louis Albert Necker. It is a
simple wire-frame...
-
ancient Roman geometric mosaic. The
cubic texture induces a Necker-
cube-like
optical illusion. A set of
colorful spinning disks that
create illusion. The...
- of toys and games, arts,
optical illusions,
architectural buildings, as well as the
natural science and technology. A
cube is a
special case of rectangular...
- cube.
Overall optical performance of such a
cube is
determined by the thin layer. In
comparison with a
usual gl**** substrate, the gl****
cube provides protection...
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houses the computer's
vital functions,
including a slot-loading
optical disc drive. The
Cube requires a
separate monitor with
either an
Apple Display Connector...
- are used to
reflect radio waves from
radar sets.
Optical corner reflectors,
called corner cubes or
cube corners, made of three-sided gl**** prisms, are used...
- (also
known as an
impossible figure or an
undecidable figure) is a type of
optical illusion that
consists of a two-dimensional
figure which is
instantly and...
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written to an
optical disc, disk
sector by disc sector,
including the
optical disc file system. ISO
images contain the
binary image of an
optical media file...
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following year, and was
released in 2001 as the Game
Cube. It is Nintendo's
first console to use its own
optical discs instead of ROM cartridges, supplemented...
