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2. Webcam Social Shopper - Wikipedia

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   The Webcam Social Shopper, often referred to as virtual dressing room software, debuted online in June 2009 and was created by Los Angeles–based software company, Zugara. Cited initially as an " augmented reality dressing room", The Webcam Social Shopper allows online shoppers to use a webcam to visualize virtual garments on themselves while ...

3. New virtual wardrobe destination, FINERY, wants to give you ...

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   Here's how it all works: You sign up with your email (or several) and the system combs through past digital receipts and order confirmations to create your virtual wardrobe.

4. Meet the closet of the future: FINERY - AOL

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   Last year, we reported on the closet of the future-- a virtual experience that can basically do all of your styling and wardrobe operating for you, right from your own computer. FINERY, the style ...

5. 8 Clothing Rental Services to Refresh Your Wardrobe - AOL

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   Armoire. Best for: Personalized styling options Why you’ll want it: Armoire allows members to rent designer items with the help of a personal stylist.You get to rent custom-recommended dresses ...

6. LambdaMOO - Wikipedia

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   The coat closet opens onto the center of the house in The Living Room, a common hangout and place for conversation; [6] its fixtures include a fireplace (where things can be roasted), The Living Room Couch (which periodically causes players' objects to 'fall through' to underneath the couch), and a pet Cockatoo who repeats overheard phrases ...

7. Comparison of open-source and closed-source software

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   Red Hat Inc. and Canonical Ltd. are such companies that give its software away freely, but charge for support services. The source code of the software is usually given away, and pre-compiled binary software frequently accompanies it for convenience. As a result, the source code can be freely modified.