Virtual reality invariably draws a crowd. It's all available, at a price. I don't think anyone really believes you can replace attending a trade show with visiting a Web site. Instead, the more successful cybershows are marrying virtual technology to human interaction. A sophisticated online registration program books a seat in the hall and transacts a credit payment, then a person calls the attendee back to confirm.
Visitors can click to see the individual, hear the individual and leave the individual a message.
The more technology advances, it seems, the more human interaction matters. Warren Strugatch is a business and travel journalist specializing in international trade. The strength here is architecture, leading to excellent navigability. The design accommodates the site's substantial depth, including abundant preview material. Multimedia content includes videocasts produced by Apple.