3D Display Technology Revealed, Hypnotizes Elderly
The Society for Information Display conference is currently taking place in San Francisco. The conference showcases the latest display technology that is just starting to surface in companies and laboratories worldwide. Among the crop of new display technologies are the various new breeds of 3D technology that companies are hoping will take off. Unfortunately, all of the 3D technology requires the viewer to stand a certain distance and keep the monitor in a particular position for the 3D effect to work. Examples include Toshiba's prototype 3D display that requires the viewer to watch from an obtrusive 30-degree angle and Philips' 3D LCD monitor that forces the viewer to remain exactly four meters away. So, if you're anxious to get the full 3D Howie Mandel experience (and who isn't?), you should probably focus your efforts on sneaking into Deal or No Deal; true 3D technology is still years away.
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This is a small series by photographer Henry Hargreaves and food stylist (Jesus -- even foods have stylists now? I still cut my own hair) Caitlin Levin of a bunch of deep-fried gadgets. It's supposed to be a social commentary on how consumers view gadgets as disposable (or p... / Continue →
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The BOND (Built of Notorious Deterrents) bike was designed and crafted by Yannick Read to help bring awareness to green transportation and sell bicycle insurance at the same time. It has several features that would make even 007 consider going green except not really because w... / Continue →
