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> Want to try something else with eyetracking? Exploit the difference  
> of resolution between foveal and peripheral vision: track where one  
> is looking at and use more powerful rendering techniques to draw  
> much better images (and not just higher perceived resolution) only  
> where needed. Sit in front of a very big, hi-res LCD display, do  
> some eyetracking, and do real-time raytracing+radiosity+all the best  
> rendering you can imagine on a 300 pixel radius, just where you are  
> looking, and draw everything else in a very fast and rough manner. I  
> believe you could achieve interesting frame rates and perceived  
> quality of images with something like this, which is more  
> interesting than just "multiplexing pixels" IMHO.
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