[Sussex] True 3d display under LINUX

[Geoff Teale]

Steve wrote:
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> Kooool - I want one.  No I don't it has a $40k US price tag,
> and the image size looks tiny (judging by the label and power
> switch in the photo which is all I have for scale).

My thoughts exactly. 

> Why would you want this over 3D glasses (when connected to a
> motion sensor they could allow you to look at a much bigger
> image - and I suspect with better colour space and resolution.

Supposedly these are the Holy Grail for group visualisation because they
allow people to observe as a group, in a normal environment, with an
intuitive inteface (ie, if you want to see the back, you walk around to the
back).  

I think customer orders for very large versions of this are more likely in
non-trivial situations.  I've heard reports that we'll be seeing a true3d
version of "bip" in arcades before the year is out.

-- 
GJT
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