The CG motherboard at 3:34 is kinda missing some things—like memory! ;)
Meanwhile: No, things don't ACTUALLY jump out of the screen; they VIRTUALLY jump out of the screen. And they will never appear to overlap the border of the screen, as depicted. This ad treads dangerously close to—if not squarely into—false advertising territory. :s
That said, alternating shutter virtual 3D is a neat technology, and does work (though not very well for me, since i don't have binocular vision to begin with, unless i really concentrate on it).
The CG motherboard at 3:34 is kinda missing some things—like memory! ;)
Meanwhile: No, things don't ACTUALLY jump out of the screen; they VIRTUALLY jump out of the screen. And they will never appear to overlap the border of the screen, as depicted. This ad treads dangerously close to—if not squarely into—false advertising territory. :s
ueberRegenbogen 1 year ago
That said, alternating shutter virtual 3D is a neat technology, and does work (though not very well for me, since i don't have binocular vision to begin with, unless i really concentrate on it).
ueberRegenbogen 1 year ago