3-D video done right. Finally!!!

[amirm]

Can't wait to get this product in my home. 3-D without glasses that actually works!

 

[RBFC]

That should fill up the neuro wards! Making the eyelids become the shutters does serve to eliminate the glasses, but the medical implications are cause for concern.

Lee

 

[amirm]

I think my jokes are too subtle at times .

 

[steve williams]

is this guy serious. Looks like he has two TENS units, each stimulating his temporal region causing him to blink. I think I'll buy the glasses


Can you imagine this guy giving a demo at CES.

 

[amirm]

I think my second post was still too subtle .

 

[cjfrbw]

He gets slapped a lot, too.

 

[amirm]

You guys......

A hint, look up who the author is.

For now, here is another video for your enjoyment:

 

[NorthStar]

On a more serious note...

1. Next 3D Technique

2. Dual-Projector 3D Home

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*** 4K The next Step

 

[Phelonious Ponk]

Funny stuff. Everybody seem to be waiting for glasses-free 3D. I think they'll be waiting awhile. That is a complete re-wrap of screen technology and it's going to have serious repercussions on the 2D image as well. For watchable 3D, I think we're stuck with the glasses for the time being. And even then, if you don't want raging headaches and nausea, avoid 3D on LED.

Tim

 

[NorthStar]

3D: Glasses-Free At Last?

=> 3D: Glasses-Free At Last?

 

[NorthStar]

Funny stuff. Everybody seem to be waiting for glasses-free 3D. I think they'll be waiting awhile. That is a complete re-wrap of screen technology and it's going to have serious repercussions on the 2D image as well. For watchable 3D, I think we're stuck with the glasses for the time being. And even then, if you don't want raging headaches and nausea, avoid 3D on LED.

Tim

Tim, sorry, it was a new page, so I'm quoting you now with my reply (link) in the above post.