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7 Comments
spoco2says...Pretty cool indeed.
And my, hasn't Hollywood gone friggen 3D crazy? (Obviously in an effort to get people to come to the cinemas more)
campionidelmondosays...Those glasses are only $200, what a bargain
HadouKen24says...You have to have a monitor that can support 100+ Hz, though. Expensive in these days of LCD displays.
antsays...3D glasses never work for my eyes. I know SuperBowl will have LifeGlobe TV ads in 3D (free orange and blue color glasses) and can be used for Chuck episode after SUperBowl day. See http://www.nbc.com/Chuck/about/news/ for details.
HollywoodBobsays...Lets hear it for new huge price on 15 year old tech. Shutter glasses aren't new, they used to be given away with 3d cards back in the late 90's.
>> ^spoco2:
And my, hasn't Hollywood gone friggen 3D crazy? (Obviously in an effort to get people to come to the cinemas more)
They should try lowering ticket and concession prices, it might have more of an effect. Cost me $12.50 for a medium soda and a medium popcorn last week.
14521says...http://gamerslastwill.com/2009/02/02/3d-left-4-dead-for-free-oh-yeah-heres-how/
use those free superbowl 3d glasses to get the same 3d effect with any monitor and no $200 lcd shutter glasses.
jwraysays...Old red/blue 3D glasses make things look awful (and that's what the link is proposing). This uses time multiplexing instead.
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