Many biased reporters called 3D glasses “3D goggles” to insult the technology as best they could. They then simultaneously rave over VR helmets, which makes no sense. My 3D glasses are nearly identical to my reading glasses, but no one says I’m wearing “reading goggles”! And we don’t wear “dark goggles” when we drive on … Continue reading Reporters still refer to 3D Goggles with a new twist: “goggle-free 3D”
Microsoft may be about to make its case for how Windows Holographic devices will make professionals and consumers more productive and creative. Source: Microsoft ready to put Windows at the center of 3D – CNET If 3D TV failed because people did not want to wear 3D glasses (often called 3D Goggles by the media), … Continue reading Microsoft thinks 3D and “3D Goggles” are the wave of the future
Remember when reporters called 3D glasses “Goggles”. Yeah, well the idiots in journalism are still doing that, the same ones who rave bout VR HELMETS.
Light Field Labs has raised an additional US $28 million in funding to develop and produce free air holographic display technology. They are said to have a working prototype now and the additional funding will enable them to scale up to an actual product. “The aim is to create holographic objects that appear to be … Continue reading “No glasses” 3D Holograms?
3D box office revenues have taken a steep dive, with box office sales at their lowest level in eight years. It may finally be time to say sayonara to those bulky tinted glasses. … I would be overjoyed on the day that 3D finally bites the dust. The tinted glasses overly darken the screen, and … Continue reading Another reporter does not understand 3D