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Stereo headphones have been around since the middle of the last century and 3D audio in headphones from the 1990s. Impressive as the spatial effect from 3D can be, the sound is still always relative to the listener as the headphones are on the wearer, whereas speakers position the sound relative to the room or other space. Until now, that is. 3D
Patrick Hanley, Marketing Manager at Touch Technology demonstrates their new oem touch screen controllers. Patrick demonstrates a new force touch or three dimensional touch screen device mock-up, where increased pressure causes different reactions on the screen, such as a heavier line in a drawing. Become a GNC Insider today!
A few years ago 3D TVs were the hottest tech around but these days, most manufacturers don't even mention it. 3D for the home was the biggest flop in recent years and while it's been successful in cinema, the need to wear glasses killed 3D at home. Stream TV Networks have a new technology called Ultra-D which promises 3D without the
The Cel Robox is a "desktop micro manufacturing platform" - that's a small 3D printer to you and me - and while I'm still a little dubious about a 3D printer in every home, this was one of the first that I'd seen (in real life) that might fit the bill. It's also quite hypnotic to watch... Measuring only 37
3-D TV and gaming has been touted as the next big thing for years in consumer electronics. But the technology hasn't ever truly caught on. One factor that's slowed the adoption of in-home 3-D is the fact that users have to wear special glasses to experience the 3-D effect. StreamTV Networks hopes that its new Ultra-D product will become the
It may be fairly short notice, but today Google issued invitations to a Google Maps event to be held on June 6th, less than 5 days away now. The announcement doesn't give any indication what the event will be about, but the title may not be quite so cryptic to understand. "The Next Dimension of Google Maps". Google Maps already has a
There's no doubt that augmented reality (AR) is hot area at the moment, with several exhibitors at Gadget Show Live showing off products and software. Metaio is one such company and it provides AR software for Vuzix's high-tech glasses. Sascha Kiener from Metaio gave me an impressive demonstration of the their product. I put on a pair of glasses and when