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3DS technology: 3D without the glasses explained |
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Like serendipity, I, along with all of you, will now be able to find the answer to that query, thanks to Kombo's Jeff Grub. In this video, he explains the 3D barrier system, its effective range, as well as the other stereoscopic 3D displays. It's almost like watching Discovery Channel.
Via [Kombo]
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I'm pretty sure there are articles online about tvs/monitors that can show glasses-less 3D from multiple perspectives.
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However a cheaper model like the one Nintendo uses which only has one sweet spot wouldn't be of any use as a family TV. The only reason it works on the DS is cause you automaticly hold it right infront of you.
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1. Had a sweet spot.
2. Had pretty horrible resolutions.
3. Had ZERO consumer plans for 2010 and 2011.
Both companies said MAYBE 2011 you'll see these screens used with advertising with some companies. Think malls, airports and so forth.
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Check it out, i had a pdf that explained it even further, but lost the link long ago, last year i believe, it was developed in the UK.
http://www.business-sites.philips.com/shared/assets/3dsolutions/pressarea/brochuresleaflets/philips_3d_solutions_company_brochure_english_lowres.pdf
Explanation in pdf form, "found it"
http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~nad10/pubs/EID97.pdf
Its not new tech at all, in fact its been around since the late 1990.
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Who do you think you are.
PS. Fuｃk
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yet another person being a bitch to a video trying to help people, if you know of ANY 3D technology thactually TRUELY makes anything POP OFF any screen i would love to know, ALL 3D technology is doing nothing more than tricking your eyes into thinking there is more there than there is
be it with glasses or no glasses nothing EVER pops off the screen we aint living in the world of anything close to a film with holograms just yet so dont be a bitch atleast they actually thought about function and realised you dont want to look like an idiot sitting on a buss with retarded glasses on this technology fits handheld gaming perfectly no need for glasses and it doesnt matter if only 1 person can see it as your never really gonna be having 2 people play on the one screen at once
hopefully we get some constructive comment and ppl who think they can do better go and do so and dont post BS on here
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However, you can NOT achieve that effect with autostereoscopy . The same goes with head tracking.
Excuse me for wishing people actually knew WTF they were talking about instead of just puking the same information they read off the internet or from a book.
There's a HUGE difference between being a parrot and actually knowing something.
"stopwhinging" - HAHAHAHAHAHA!!! ! Said the guy who whined about a blog post. Get a life!
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I am just commenting to kindly educate someone who has been miss informed
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haha no this post is designed for people who have no clue about it and need it explained simply not have tome obnoxious idiot throw a load of mumbo jumbo at them that he himself read off a coprorate "why our 3d is amazing BS "FACT" site with new added made up words" NO 3D IS 3D it is ALL the same technology I.E 2 seperate images seperated some way and shown to a diffrent eye atleast this probs wont leave you with a migrane from living in some blue and red world yeah so amazing we have red image 1 and blue image 2 ....sooooo authentic go play with yourself over what crap the tv companies are pumping onto the internet is the same crappy tech as 20 years ago only they know how to force feed morons like you it now
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And you are dead wrong. Not all 3D effects are the same. Just one example would be head tracking. Try again.
"force feed morons like you it now"
Wow....
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