Google Earth's 3D world

January 11th, 2007 by CNET.com.au Tagged with: google, google earth, 3d rendering, google sketchup, landmarks, architecture

Image 8 - Google Earth's 3D world

Users can choose which versions of models they would like for their Google Earth. As seen here, there are already a few versions of the pyramids of Egypt.

Credit: Google

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