mlee,
The amount of data in just one image in enormous. We saw the "working prototype". That system is already dumbed down with minimal system requirements. You saw a video taken by a camera translated into a youtube video. Any real images would have been lost in the translation.
The structures in the skull are unique to almost all the bones in the body. While normal imagining can detect certain malformations, the DViS with its ability can detect much more finite structures.
Their production protoytpe has all the bells and whistle available in the hardware as well as the all important software. People in this industry could glean alot from seeing the actual images as well as the actual mechanics in the bore of the device.
The only way any of us could see a difference in the images is if we were given an actual data file and their proprietary reader. At this point in time, that isn't going to happen. The whole point of the video was to show the geometry as well as the fundamentals of the system.
All this talk of seeing the other protoype is a non-issue in my opinion. People either have to trust in the concept and the technology or walk from the stock.
-p4p
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