HANOVER (03/05/2010) -- It's the talk of consumer electronics and gaming. Depending on who you ask, 3D could change the way we watch TV and play computer games, but there's one thing it seems everyone is agreed on: who wants to wear those goofy glasses? It turns out, you might not have to. At this week's Cebit IT fair developers are showing a new breed of screen that projects a 3D image directly at the viewer and doesn't require glasses.
Thursday, December 13, 2012
CEBIT: 3D without glasses? It's possible!
CEBIT: 3D without glasses? It's possible! Tube. Duration : 3.20 Mins.
HANOVER (03/05/2010) -- It's the talk of consumer electronics and gaming. Depending on who you ask, 3D could change the way we watch TV and play computer games, but there's one thing it seems everyone is agreed on: who wants to wear those goofy glasses? It turns out, you might not have to. At this week's Cebit IT fair developers are showing a new breed of screen that projects a 3D image directly at the viewer and doesn't require glasses.
HANOVER (03/05/2010) -- It's the talk of consumer electronics and gaming. Depending on who you ask, 3D could change the way we watch TV and play computer games, but there's one thing it seems everyone is agreed on: who wants to wear those goofy glasses? It turns out, you might not have to. At this week's Cebit IT fair developers are showing a new breed of screen that projects a 3D image directly at the viewer and doesn't require glasses.
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