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Evaluating interactive video: Software and hardware

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The evaluation and selection of interactive video hardware is a difficult process even for experts. There seems to be a multitude of models, options, peripherals, and prices. The task becomes even more perplexing because of rapid advances in the technology. What is new today may be obsolete tomorrow. Using the checklist should help make your job easier. It allows you to compare computers “apple for apple.” The recommendations listed are general suggestions. Different organizations may require most or less than what is recommended. Always plan for at least the minimum requirements of your software, even if those requirements are above our recommendations.

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Sorge, D.H., Campbell, J.P. & Russell, J.D. Evaluating interactive video: Software and hardware. TECHTRENDS TECH TRENDS 38, 19–26 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02763794

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