A pair of passive 3D glasses that use the circular polarized method from RealD Inc., Beverly Hills, CA. RealD glasses are widely used in theaters for 3D movies, and they can also be used for ...

[Mark Hoekstra] is a true SGI enthusiast, and he proves it with these 3D glasses for an SGI. Taking advantage of the SGI’s stereo viewport, [Hoekstra] created a controller for a pair of ...

Next generation super fast 144Hz refresh rate, ahead of other 120Hz or 96Hz product's level. Fashion design, beautiful color stands out among other dull black ones. Lightweight and portable to ...

In the next few years, over 50 movies from filmmakers such as Steven Spielberg, Peter Jackson, George Lucas and Robert Zemeckis are scheduled for cinema release in RealD 3D, a popular commercial ...

Later on, the technology changed to a clockwise/counterclockwise orientation like the RealD method widely used today. Polarized 3D glasses with two different lens polarizations filter the images ...

An curved arrow pointing right. 360-degree glasses and VR headsets seem to be everywhere lately — Google Cardboard, Gear VR, and high-end VR headsets like PlayStation VR. Now a new set of ...

Then there's 3D, the one with the glasses, usually branded as RealD 3D. These projectors use polarized light to create the illusion of depth, which supposedly makes the film more immersive.

circularly polarized 3D glasses that provide the surgeon with a 3D view featuring a level of depth perception that was not previously available. As a result, the surgeon may increase magnification ...

Once again Tom Hardy and his symbiote Venom, are currently causing all sorts of mayhem in theaters. But which is the best ...

If you wear glasses, you know just how annoying smudges can be. In fact, it can be nearly impossible to focus on whatever you’re looking at. But wearing dirty glasses can be more than just annoying.

Then there's 3D, the one with the glasses, usually branded as RealD 3D. These projectors use polarized light to create the illusion of depth, which supposedly makes the film more immersive.

Glasses and sunglasses can be at once ubiquitous and extremely memorable. Try picturing Mahatma Gandhi or Malcolm X without their signature frames. Vivienne Westwood once quipped that she couldn ...