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How else but glasses?

Begs the question though:

If synchronised glasses are required anyway, why not make miniature HD displays in them and bypass the need for a screen at all?

Of course, a viewing experience is not shared if you cannot see each other. And what about the food you are trying to eat? Button to show the 'real' view?

But for many people, private glasses may be a functionally better proposition as it bypasses having to arrange a room around a screen. Teens would probably love them, being the perfect extension of a personal music player.

And imagine the 'desktop' facilities in having a 3D computer screen?

Posted by: Patanjali   Posted on: 09/20/09  (Edited: 09/20/2009 @ 10:44) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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