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The State of the Art in Mobile Graphics Research

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jul 2008 Turkey Publisher:Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)Journal:IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, volume 28, pages 74-84 (issn: 0272-1716,

Authors: Capin, T.; Pulli, K.; Akenine-Möller, T.;

doi: 10.1109/mcg.2008.83

handle: 11693/11713 , 11693/23076

The State of the Art in Mobile Graphics Research

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Abstract

High-quality computer graphics let mobile-device users access more compelling content. Still, the devices' limitations and requirements differ substantially from those of a PC. This survey of mobile graphics research describes current solutions in terms of specialized hardware (including 3D displays), rendering and transmission, visualization, and user interfaces.

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Turkey

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Keywords

User interfaces, Tiles, 3D displays, 3-D displays, Augmented reality, Mobile communication, Handheld computers, Computational geometry, Handheld graphics, Three dimensional displays, Computer graphics, Batteries, Hardware, Devices, Survey, Visualization, Mobile graphics, High quality (HQ), Phones, Color image processing, State of the arts, Navigation, Users access, Mobile handsets, Mobile user interfaces, Graphic methods, Specialized hardware, Graphics, Pixel, Rendering (computer graphics), Computer displays

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