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It's not really the same tech. More like a super sandwitch of 43 perspective layers. the 3DS uses parallax effect, which requires your head to be in a set loc
by virtue3 6y ago
It's not really the same tech. More like a super sandwitch of 43 perspective layers. the 3DS uses parallax effect, which requires your head to be in a set location for it to work (I believe?) versus this monitor that actually works via you looking around at it from different perspectives (43 is the number I kept hearing)
- gelstudios 6y agoYes 3DS has a few fixed / discrete viewing positions from which the stereoscopic effect will "work". The later "New 3DS" introduced a face tracker that made the effect work continuously across most of the LCD's viewing angle for a single viewer. Curious why they didnt go for a similar setup here? Though the looking glass display allows for multiple viewers.