Microsoft hints room-size projector technology for next Xbox

Charlee Gothard
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IllumiRoom lets graphical effects escape television

Just weeks before Microsoft's promised 21 May announcement concerning the next phase of its Xbox 360 gaming platform, the company has released further details of its projector-based IllumiRoom tech...

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