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Posts Tagged ‘3D’

The enthusiasm for 3D ads before the big game really got to the millions of home viewers. I actually went though three local food stores to get my own 3D glasses. So there we were, a roomful of Super Bowl fans stood in front of a 106-inch projector-powered HD screen, dorky looking paper framed 3D glasses plastered to our faces, waiting patiently for the 3rd-dimension broadcast. The 3D Monsters and Sobe lizards came on as soon as the game halted for the halftime break; but they were a huge disappointment.

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Aiming to make video conferencing more realistic, Chris Harrison and Scott E. Hudson of CMU’s Human Computer Interaction Institute have developed an implementation of pseudo-3D which can allow the viewer to “see around” the person they’re currently talking with.  Although 3D conferencing equipment is already commercially available, this particular setup differs as it uses a standard webcam – such as found in most new notebooks.

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Video demo after the cut

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Here’s one high tech and feature-rich cell phone you may not get to use outside of Japan. A Hitachi branded AU phone by KDDI Japanese cellular services featuring an IPS-enabled display with 3D capability, 5MP camera capture, CDMA 1X WIN, Bluetooth, TV tuners and eWallet functionality.

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You wouldn’t be able to witness the post-session greatest pair-up, Fitzgerald/Warner against the league finest safety, Polamalu, on the upcoming Super Bowl XL III in 3D; No, the game will not be airing in 3D, but the national largest live sport event will be featuring two 3D commercials during the break. To view the 3rd dimensional broadcast, you’ll need the dorky looking wearable 3D optics to decode the video content. I4u has gathered up a valuable information on the featuring 3D ads, including a list of places where you can pick up the goggle before the game.

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It seems that 3D gaming could possibly be on its way to the Playstation 3 – that is, if Sony feels like it, along with countless other “if’s”.  The company showed off a demo of 3D gaming for the PS3 but remained adamant that the demo was not a “proper” demonstration.

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Scanning pictures has become so common and readily available to the general public that people are doing it at home from their desks. Even some new digital picture frames can scan a photo. What happens when users would like to scan a 3D object and have it modeled on their PC?

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Today NVIDIA took the time to show us one amazing product that still has me awestruck. Little did we know that they would be showing off several demos of the new GeForce 3D Vision glasses. Needless to say it wasn’t easy getting me away from the machine.

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If you’re looking to experience true 3D gaming, look no further than the NVIDIA GeForce 3D Vision.  You’ll feel like you’re really in the game, and the biggest plus – the glasses aren’t hideous.  I’m willing to bet Kanye West would gladly sport those babies.

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It seems like ages ago we last bumped into TDVision at CES, not much have changed since then; they are still in Third Dimensional HD business utilizing its proprietary TDVCodec technology and TDVirtualCam algorithm 3D emulation content. But in the short couple years, they’ve managed to improve its 3D digital infrastructures and visualization systems that’s now capable of a true 3D stereoscopic broadcast, supports Blu-ray Format and backward compatible with 2D HD.

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Now I know there are still a few of those old time blue and red 3D image fanatics left out there. Novo has not forgotten about this portion of the population, in fact they have just released the Novo Minoru – the world’s first 3D webcam. Yes its time to dust off the old cardboard glasses.

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