How does it work? LCD glasses could block out left and right vision while synchronized left and right images are flashed on the screen. 3D movies like I-MAX use simultaneous l & R images projected in a metalic screen polarized 90 degrees to each other and then watched with polarized lenses delivering the appropriate image to the correct eye. It seems difficult how this system could be used by a single LCD or plasma screen.
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How does it work? LCD glasses could block out left and right vision while synchronized left and right images are flashed on the screen. 3D movies like I-MAX use simultaneous l & R images projected in a metalic screen polarized 90 degrees to each other and then watched with polarized lenses delivering the appropriate image to the correct eye. It seems difficult how this system could be used by a single LCD or plasma screen.