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CardJoe · 23rd Jun 2008, 08:13

http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2008/06...n-3d-devices/1

Indian tech firm Infosys is working on hand-held devices capable of capturing and projecting three-dimensional images - with the possibility of using them for games.

sotu1 · 23rd Jun 2008, 08:41

yep. this is good tech. 3d a stripper for me please. paint stripper that is. need to redecorate see.

The Infamous Mr D · 23rd Jun 2008, 08:52

It does sound intriguing - it would be a revolutionary leap forward for the research community and the media industry. Going down your local HoloCinema to watch the latest film in three dimensions...

Of course, it'll be ultimately worthless unless they use it to film 3D porn.

[USRF]Obiwan · 23rd Jun 2008, 09:13

"See the knifes and other medical tools doctors left in your body in real time and in 3D!".

mmorgue · 23rd Jun 2008, 11:15

I just can't wait to see the end result of this, if outsourcing history to India is to be any judge of the future...

TomH · 23rd Jun 2008, 14:03

-EVRE- · 23rd Jun 2008, 18:15

"Please state the nature of the medical emergency" in an Indian accent! LOL

Jojii · 23rd Jun 2008, 19:29

They all have slick suits and plastic faces. I think they are going to sit on that patent and wait for a real product to sue with thier (probibly) ambiguous patent after it makes millions.

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The Infamous Mr D Multimodder Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 80	It does sound intriguing - it would be a revolutionary leap forward for the research community and the media industry. Going down your local HoloCinema to watch the latest film in three dimensions... Of course, it'll be ultimately worthless unless they use it to film 3D porn.

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mmorgue Supermodder Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Mos Eisley, in the bar... Posts: 378	I just can't wait to see the end result of this, if outsourcing history to India is to be any judge of the future...

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Jojii hardware freak Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Nevada, USA Posts: 121	They all have slick suits and plastic faces. I think they are going to sit on that patent and wait for a real product to sue with thier (probibly) ambiguous patent after it makes millions.