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- paul.irish - Dec 13 2006 | molue, interaction, ria
"Compared to static images, the interactive demo was more likely to produce false memories of the product -- potential buyers who thought the camera could do things it can't." Similar to the home videos replacing memories debate..
- yme_bosma - Dec 06 2006 | interesting, interaction, memory, recall, marketing, research, imported:del.icio.us
This also makes me wonder about whether other virtual-reality environments, such as simulation video games, can create false pools of knowledge. This is a potentially a big deal for the "serious games" folks, because many of them create brilliant little s
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