Prices at SIGGraph 2000
| A room at the Marquette House youth hostile |
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Cost: $100/week |
| Full student SIGGraph registration and irreplaceable badge |
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Cost: $230 |
| My research group's infamous "Big TV" |
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Cost: $15,000 |
| 3D Face Scanner (basically what Dan did for an EOH project) |
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Cost: $10,000 (0.66 Big TVs) |
| 3D force feedback input device, one of which the neighboring research group owns and our research group is always jealous of |
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Cost: $15,000 (1 Big TV) |
| Unusual unmanned both with 1 Big TV, not counting floor space cost |
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Cost: $15,000 (1 Big TV) |
| Semi-circle projection display |
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Cost: $20,000 (1.33 Big TVs) |
| System to capture 3D motion of hot women and cute animals |
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Cost: $30,000 (2 Big TVs) |
| Cheapest 3D plastic resin printer |
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Cost: $50,000 (3.33 Big TVs) |
| Computed Hologram of Ford containing 3 terabytes of information |
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Cost: $56,000 (3.73 Big TVs) |
| Big Ugly Bug in SIGGraph booth |
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Cost: $75,000 (5 Big TVs) |
| Nice force feedback input device |
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Cost: $100,000 (6.67 Big TVs) |
| Just the floor space for SGI booth at SIGGraph for 3 days |
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Cost: $150,000 (10 Big TVs) |
| SIGGraph booth with 10 big TVs, not counting floor space or computers |
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Cost: $150,000 (10 Big TVs) |
| Portable 3D human laser scanner used, a modified version of which was used by a Stanford team to scan Michelangelo's David. |
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Cost: $450,000 (30 Big TVs) |
| Escalator Races |
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Priceless |
