Friday, August 10, 2012

Could it be the future of 3D TV? - MIT Media Lab's glasses-free 3D

   MIT has developed a new approach of glasses-free 3D which is way cheaper than Toshiba's glasses-free 3D TV released this year. After looking at the photos and the hand-on video by Engadget, I can't be more disappointed by its picture quality. They are all blurry and the picture details are terrible. The editor said it will surely be the replacement of active 3D technology but I don't think people would want to sacrifice 3D picture quality for a lower price and not having to wear 3D glasses. I believe glasses-free 3D will be the future of 3D display eventually but it still have a long way to go. For now, passive 3D TVs have overcome the shortcomings of active 3D sets such as bulky glasses which need to be charged every a couple...

Wednesday, August 8, 2012

James Cameron sees the future of 3D in China

A still from 'Avatar' The pioneer of 3D movies must be seeing the future of 3D in China where the profit of 3D movies goes up steadily while the ticket sales of 3D movies fell in US and Canada even though the number of 3D movies released increased in 2011. I am very happy to see that he is striving for more quality 3D content as one of the 3D fans but I have to disagree with him on one thing. Glasses-free 3D is no doubt the future but I think it will take some time to be ready for the mass. Toshiba released the first glasses-free 3D TV this year and many experts say 3D effect is not as deep as 3D TVs with glasses and it limits the number of viewers and viewing angle significantly. I have a LG's passive 3D TV set and it is by far the best...

Thursday, August 2, 2012

McKayla Maroney's Vault Performance

The Fabulous/ Fierce Five made USA very proud by taking home the gold medal for gymnastics team category. The last time that we won in this event was 1996. But that same day, something else happened that we Americans are really proud of. One of the five girls, McKayla Maroney, showed the world the greatest vault performance in Olympic history. The team decided to start with the vault, which they believe is where they are strongest and they were right. To do the vault may be quick but it's very dangerous. Emily Bayci described how it's done: "All the Americans can hit Amanars, which are considered the most difficult and dangerous vaults in the world. It consists of a round-off onto the board, then a back handspring onto the table...

Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days

The Diary of a Wimpy Kid third's movie is focused on Greg Heffley's summer. However, it's not going like he planned. I can't help but notice that these kids are growing too fast. Reminds me that somebody is getting old too. This is another movie that the whole family can enjoy this coming weekend. ...

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