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Yeah, because people who spend their careers thinking about waveform dispersion, destructive/constructive interference patterns and the effect of microsecond-le
by JonnieCache 16y ago
Yeah, because people who spend their careers thinking about waveform dispersion, destructive/constructive interference patterns and the effect of microsecond-level sensory input timing on human spatial perception would never have anything relevant to say about 3D.
The only fundamental difference is one of wavelength.
- alttab 16y agoToo bad its obvious the new money is going into 3D, not the things he may have spent the last 40 years perfecting. How much of the $3.50 "3D upcharge" is this guy seeing? My initial guess is "none."