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English → Japanese ★★★☆☆ 3.0 22 Apr 2015 at 21:37
Original Text Hello my friend! ready to buy this lens you for $ 210 with shipping. If you agree - write me. waiting for an answer. thank you.	Translation こんにちは! このレンズは、送料込みで210ドルで購入できます。もしこれでよろしければ私にその旨を伝え、返事をお待ちください。ありがとうございました。

English → Japanese ★★★★☆ 4.0 18 Apr 2015 at 01:35
Original Text Intel’s latest investment could make holodeck-like experiences a reality The company whose tech can make “virtual reality caves” has one of tech’s biggest names behind it. WorldViz, a maker of virtual reality tools for enterprises, has received a first round of funding from Intel Capital. The money will help the Santa Barbara, Calif.-based company capitalize on a renewed interest in virtual reality thanks to Facebook’s $2 billion purchase of Oculus VR. Virtual reality, which immerses you in a virtual world, and its cousin augmented reality (which overlays animations on the real world via special glasses), could lead to a $150 billion market by 2020, according to market adviser Digi-Capital.	Translation Intelによる最新の投資、ホロデッキのような体験を実現かこの企業が有する「バーチャルリアリティ・ケイブ」の製造技術の裏には、技術者の中でも最も知られた名の一つが存在する。娯楽向けバーチャルリアリティツールのメーカーWorldVizが、Intel Capitalによる第一次投資を受けた。投資金は、Facebookが2億ドルでOculus VRを買収したことから新たな関心がバーチャルリアリティに向けられたことに乗じた、カリフォルニア州サンタバーバラを拠点とする会社へ援助される。市場アドバイザーDigi-Capitalによれば、人々を仮想世界へ没入させるバーチャルリアリティ、及びそれに類する拡張現実（特殊なグラスを通し、現実世界にアニメーションを重ね合わせる技術）は、2020年までに150億ドルの市場規模に達すると見られている。

English → Japanese ★★★★☆ 4.0

18 Apr 2015 at 01:35

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Intel’s latest investment could make holodeck-like experiences a reality

The company whose tech can make “virtual reality caves” has one of tech’s biggest names behind it.

WorldViz, a maker of virtual reality tools for enterprises, has received a first round of funding from Intel Capital. The money will help the Santa Barbara, Calif.-based company capitalize on a renewed interest in virtual reality thanks to Facebook’s $2 billion purchase of Oculus VR. Virtual reality, which immerses you in a virtual world, and its cousin augmented reality (which overlays animations on the real world via special glasses), could lead to a $150 billion market by 2020, according to market adviser Digi-Capital.

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