Hallmark 3D Animated Card Giveaway on Laugh Break / Kerri Pomarolli

On the next Kerri Pomarolli "Laugh Break" web show, Kerri is going to be giving away a selection of these cool cards that just came out from Hallmark on January 12th!

Watch this video of Kerri testing 2 of the different cards with her daughter, Lucy who is 2 yrs old. Lucy loves them and so does Kerri - she's always been a fan of Hallmark and hoopsandyoyo.

You can go to the Hallmark website and print a sample to try out with your webcam right now! Click here and follow the directions to view the 3D animated feature when you hold the card up to your webcam. It is so 2020! Kids love it and Kerri will tell you how to win a selection of them from her Live Web Show on Tuesday at 4 PM ET on MomTV.


Check out the New Hallmark Augmented Reality Cards that you use with your webcam.

The augmented reality enhancements in webcam greetings are unique to the greeting card industry. Ten cards currently are available for Valentines Day and, as the year progresses, the company will roll out additional webcam greetings. Most webcam greetings retail for $2.99. Some webcam greetings include a sound clip that plays when the recipient opens the card (clip is audible without going online). These cards retail for $5.99. All webcam greetings are available wherever Hallmark cards are sold.

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[draylious]

i got a princess one for my lil sister. havnt done the webcam things yet but even im excited

[SEHANO]

your little girl is so adorable :-)

[maw88ify]

It's call Augmented reality it was started a long time ago... It is the same thing used in the making Roger Rabbit in 1988 using 3D tracking... However didn't get popular on the web until a 3D Flash company called papervision3d that create 3D plug-ins for Adobe Flash animation software. Flash was bought from a company call Macromedia, and flash was once called FutureSplash. Papervision3d made tons of cool 3D web apps, but sadly Apple, and Google want to remove Flash from the web...