Why just the other day, a month ago, I noted my own problems
with 3-D display technologies and thought that they are doomed (link).
That case involved a smartphone to be launched with 3-D images on its screen.
Today I read (NYT, “ESPN Drops 3D
Channel”) that a 3-D TV venture, ESPN’s, will be headed for techno Walhalla
because the public doesn’t want to bother. Confirms what I’ve been seeing and
experiencing literally from my late teens, thus for nearly sixty years: people
are perfectly satisfied watching entertainment in a two-dimensional
projection. Ordinary images provide the human eye sufficient information so
that the three-dimensional reality behind them can be easily discerned. Will
that stop our innovators from trying again and again and again? Probably not.
Monday, June 17, 2013
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