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Pinwizard
Posted Thursday 21st August 2008 13:19 GMT
In Intel hands out rose tinted polarizing glasses to chip geeks
It's not new.
Sony have loads of stuff like this in Japan.
I first came across it in 1998 at the Sony Plaza in Osaka and most recently at the Sony Park in Odaiba (Tokyo), where they have some really good 3D and spatial video that needs no glasses.
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Posted Thursday 21st August 2008 13:19 GMT
In Intel hands out
rose tintedpolarizing glasses to chip geeksIt's not new.
Sony have loads of stuff like this in Japan.
I first came across it in 1998 at the Sony Plaza in Osaka and most recently at the Sony Park in Odaiba (Tokyo), where they have some really good 3D and spatial video that needs no glasses.