Talk:Canesta

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Logo is not actually Canesta's Logo

Canesta was acquired by Microsoft (as laid out in the article!) but it seems a new company adopted the brand, and the logo for that new company is the one on this article. You can see their real, now dead, logo on the wayback machine here: https://web.archive.org/web/20100502073030/http://canesta.com/

mooshberry->talk; 02:22, 7 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]

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I saw a request for input on the technology page. My comments are as follows:

Good to see that you included a high quality company logo
The history of the company is of very limited interest to anyone other than the founder. If you were Nintendo, maybe you could lead with it, but...
Finances is borderline violation of policy - I'm no expert on the letter of the law, but it violates the spirit
The two important & interesting facets of the article: "massively parallel LIDAR" and "3D time-of-flight camera" are drowned in the corporate bumph
If you are trying to sell your company to geeks, put in good pictures and good, technical descriptions that improve on the ones on the pages linked above

Here endeth the opinion. Dhatfield (talk) 02:13, 6 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]