Over 40 3D pages are available today, including those from Intel and Nortel. To aid the VWWW's expansion, Superscape will assist parties who have developed Superscape 3D pages to link up to the VWWW at no expense and will maintain VWWW links and search capabilities. The VWWW works with the WWW to complement the text and 2D image content with real time 3 dimensional graphics. In addition to viewing and trying products, attendees can listen to live-audio conferences presented by industry leaders and communicate via email with vendors. At the University, VWWW travellers can link directly to Intel Corporation's visually arresting Stonehenge 3D page, an exact replica of the ancient mystical British site that aligns with sunrise and sunset at the Summer Solstice.
Users can explore the photorealistic aspects of Stonehenge in six different time periods.
Included on the site is a feature that allows viewers to maximise viewing speed and resolution by selecting different Intel processor speeds. Virtual Safari is the world's first multimedia CD ROM to use virtual reality. Visitors attempt to capture the beauty of Africa by photographing elephants stampeding through the savannah, donning snorkels and much more to experience the Africa that few get to see in person. A host of additional games, including 'Virtual Pool' and a virtual rollercoaster ride are also available in the VWWW Cool Street. Nortel, the world's largest telecommunications provider, has installed a virtual training facility in the Training and Simulation Building.