iReality.com, Inc. News Releases

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iReality.com, Inc. (formerly General Reality Company/VRooMCOM, Inc.) is a leading supplier of high-performance virtual reality products for scientific, commercial, and public entertainment applications, with a customer base that includes hundreds of leading virtual reality researchers, Fortune 500 companies, and government agencies.

Nov 15, 1999 VRooMCOM Changes Name to iReality.com and Announces New Managment

Aug 10, 1999 GRC/VRooMCOM Products Showcased at Siggraph 99

Jan 29, 1999
GRC is purchased by VRooMCOM, an Internet Company

Aug 4, 1997 GRC Introduces World's First Wireless DataGlove^TM

Aug 4, 1997 GRC Introduces World's First Gesture Interface For The Web

Apr 2, 1997 GRC Introduces Low-Cost Wide Field-of-View Head-Mounted Display

Jan 14, 1997 General Reality Company Ships New CyberEye

Nov. 6, 1996 GRC Wins Technology of the Year Award

Oct. 21, 1996 GRC Ships New Gesture Recognition Program for SGI Platform

Aug. 1, 1996 GRC Introduces the Lowest Cost Head Tracker in Virtual Reality Indusry

Aug. 1, 1996 GRC Gives Motion Capture a Hand

Mar. 31, 1996 GRC Introduces First Stereoscopic OpenGL Workstation Below $10,000

Nov 15, 1999	VRooMCOM Changes Name to iReality.com and Announces New Managment
Aug 10, 1999	GRC/VRooMCOM Products Showcased at Siggraph 99
Jan 29, 1999	GRC is purchased by VRooMCOM, an Internet Company
Aug 4, 1997	GRC Introduces World's First Wireless DataGlove^TM
Aug 4, 1997	GRC Introduces World's First Gesture Interface For The Web
Apr 2, 1997	GRC Introduces Low-Cost Wide Field-of-View Head-Mounted Display
Jan 14, 1997	General Reality Company Ships New CyberEye
Nov. 6, 1996	GRC Wins Technology of the Year Award
Oct. 21, 1996	GRC Ships New Gesture Recognition Program for SGI Platform
Aug. 1, 1996	GRC Introduces the Lowest Cost Head Tracker in Virtual Reality Indusry
Aug. 1, 1996	GRC Gives Motion Capture a Hand
Mar. 31, 1996	GRC Introduces First Stereoscopic OpenGL Workstation Below $10,000