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3-D Monitor From Deep Video Imaging
Silver A writes: "Deep Video Imaging Ltd. has available monitors with real, physical depth, and touchscreen capability. Unfortunately, it's only 800 x 600 x 2 so far. The base model is only $8765.00 for US and Canadian customers. This looks really cool, but I'd like to know if they plan to go to more than 2 planes, and if they support X." Or, on the other hand, if X will support them. These may have limited utility as is, but undeniably cool.
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This seems cool, but there have got to be better ways to do 3D.
Take the IMAX thing a bit further. Instead of projectiong two images with different polarizations, project two images directly onto your retinas. This would give true 3D, and it seems easier than their method.
Probably be hell to program graphics for.
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Since LCDs absorb light (rather than emit light) it is impossible to have a lit pixel behind a black area. This rules out using stacked LCDs.
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I hit the link off Post #42, which seems to be the first in this story
A quick look at the posters BIO shows hew posted 3 similar comments within 10 minutes of eachother into different storiessince the script or whatever on the linked site causes a direct post back to the originating story, I figure this is the guy
dunno what to do about it. I COULD BE WRONG - PLEASE DONT WITCHUNT. But it seems likely?First of all, I'm really suprised by the number of people that click on my link and that use Win32 plateforms. Is it because most readers of Slashdot are Windows users or because Windows users are prone to click where somebody says they should not.
Please stop to click on "retry".
Sorry for the noise on this forum.
I demonstrate this bug in a none agressive way, correct your sites guys, some will not !
Click on "more" if you want more explanations on the bug, it's safe.
Then again, we should thank him/her/it for their hidden warning:
"If you use Outlook, you'd better Look Out!"
Stacks of LCDs are lame, really expensive, and immovable.
I'm curious if . . . it would be possible to do . . . with video the same thing that stereo speakers have done for sound.
The two reasons why you can use two speakers to simulate sound from points other than the speakers are
1) A speaker in each ear, so you can manipulate the data going to each ear and
2) The sound moves, and by exploiting the delay involved in the sound going from the speaker to your ear, you can create these effects.
You can do the same with displays by:
1) Having a display for each eye (which is currently the best bid on stereo vision) through head displays, or other eye type filters (LCD shutters, polarized lenses, etc)
2) Moving the display or display surface. If you move an LCD display in and out then you can simulate having infinite planes of display. (I've thought about this in quite a bit of depth. The main issue here is reliability of a large mechanical system including wear, sound and vibration issues)
If you could cause the speed of light to slow down to about the speed of sound, then it is theoretically feasable that one could sit in a mirrored room and generate 3D holograms without special headgear. Einstein! Where are you!? (Said like, "Scooby-doo, where are you?")
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Ummm... according to your logic, if something is layered it only gets a half dimension, then the screen would only be 1.5D, since it's basically layered in each dimension. It's just that two of the dimensions have high enough resolution that it is difficult (not impossible) to tell that it is not continuous. As it stands, layering, or pixellating, depending on what angle you view it from, seems to be well regarded as a full dimension. So, it seems to me that this system is in fact 3D, even though it gets very poor resolution in one dimension.
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that page ran a REDIRECT in my browser window, sending me back toso maybe its NOT just a slashdot bug BUT also a real bad SECURITY BREACH, MAYBE IN THE ECMA SCRIPT MODEL ?? as its in in M$ and a whole lot else
has anyone contacted the author or poseted the explanation here yet?*not* redundant yet
he didn't mean to post that. Just like the other hundred or so other people, he clicked a link that posted it for him. The information dosen't match yours, because it describes HIS setup. If you clicked the link, you might want to look for one under your name.
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Awhile back I was at a science museum (in Seattle I think) where they had a Sun workstaion that had a 3-d mouse and this pair of 3d glasses (I think they used polarized light or a LCD flashing on and off very quickly for each eye) It worked pretty well, except that it gave me a headache after awile.
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I want to know how far apart the layers are.
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The main problem I can see with that is that, as you add more layers, more and more light gets eaten in the sandwiched layers. You can get around that -- a bit -- with a strongeer backlight, but that still leaves you with more heat, and the layers further back will get dimmer, and dimmer and....
In time, though, we may have a real solution to those issues. I'm sure that they're working on it.
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apply the cookie bug, post username/password of slashdot member.
hehe, that would be kinda funny (not really, but I want to let people know that the current 'sploit is annoying rather than harmful, and that it could actually be malicious if someone coded it right).
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Porn freaks -- they drive just about every other technological invention down in price (think CD-ROMs, VCR's, etc., God bless their pervert brains and sweaty palms! P.S. -- I think gaming could be pretty cool on this, too.
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Hmmm...
But you *could* have a black pixel behind a white one. It seems to me that you could use stacked LCDs to get a 3-D effect. You just use white (clear) as the transparent color. It's no different than the real world, where opaque objects obscure our view of other things behind them.
Imagine if you move a window over another window and it physically moves closer to you. _That_ would be cool.
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One thing you can't really do with hardware layering and mixdown is provide a feeling of space - with this screen you can move your head ever so slightly and get a concept of depth, even if its only minor.
This could have exciting implications for future GUI design, and if they perfect the manufacturing process to the point where more than 2 planes can be sandwiched (say, 32 or 64?) then we start seeing some really interesting opportunities for GUI design, not to mention the artistic value, which is often inappropriately overlooked in technology.
Imagine a GUI that gives you a degree of depth inherently without requiring large resources - buttons could have 3d edges that were handled at the hardware level, rather than software - thus making for better resource management, and therefore leading to more efficient GUI performance. This may seem minor, and perhaps it is, but I can see how this would have potential.
Once we get up to the 64-pixel Z-plane level of production, I can see widgets being designed that use the Z-plane to provide ancilliary info feedback to the user without requiring any more interaction on the users part than to just move their head and look closer.
I was thinking about this similar "liveliness" aspect of GUI design the other day when playing with http://www.praystation.com/ (excellent web page) - it'd be nice if there were some way to produce a screen that could figure out what you were looking at, perhaps by bouncing something off your retina and doing geometry to get a point of what you're looking at. In the 80's, marketing devices that used lasers to see what you were looking at were used to do market research of TV commercials - it'd be nice to see something like this built into LCD screens, so we could do away with the mouse altogether.
But the thought I had was that, with something like this, the longer you look at the control the more information it could provide you - bringing a "liveliness" aspect to the control that we don't currently have with the static 2d shapes we call user interfaces right now.
Having a 3D screen with a 64-layer Z-plane would be another way to add 'liveliness' to an interface... you could for example build a mixing console that provides you with channel insert information, with amplituded represented in depth.
I'd say 64-layer Z-planes would be the next major step for this company. Get things to that point, and the GUI design world starts to get *really* interesting...
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It'll also teach me to use the back button. I just instinctively clicked back when I was staring at posting and it did it again.
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Doh!
All in all, pretty damn funny, but I changed my passwd just the same.
Who would pay that much for such limited functionality ?
Very Cool, but OUCH!!! $$$$
Erm... How exactly do you intend to see both programs at once, if one is on top of the other?
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Might be kind of dangerous, though...
I don't care if it's 90,000 hectares. That lake was not my doing.
I've checked these out a little bit ... they look alot like what one of the UI developers for the original mac told wired he thought that windows would eventually go to ... (only i think that this is a little more literal "3-d" than he'd originally meant :) ... One of these would definately raise the geek-factor in a household significantly.
Other way around..
It's impossible to have a black pixel behind and a lit pixel on top.
For the techs out there, they simply use a standard (matrox?) video card set at 1600x600 - the left half of the display is underneath and the right half is on top. It makes for some <ahem> interesting mouse navigation.
I've overheard that their intended market is embedded kiosks - like those automated movie dispenser things or the "virtual tour guide" at the tourist center.
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Does anybody else find it curious that the price for this product is $8765? I think that maybe they were just lazy and they just strummed their fingers across four keys on the top row of their keyboard :-)
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whoever posted that was irresponsible, knowing that many people will click on it out of curiosity, but worst of all, that person had to label it "Slashdot Hole", It is not.
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Anyway, here is the raw output of what causes this.
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I was going to paste it, but slashdot crap is bugged, it mistakes java script code for multiple level of indentation of html. duh! so just get it yourself.
Oops, I was going to post this, but I realized there is a slight security hole, slashdot lets you post in 70 seconds intervals, with this script the 70 seconds intervals is not enforced, thus one can automate this and just flood the entire slashdot with garbage in a few minutes! ick!
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The code is here in PDF format AND NOW HTML as well. Formatting not very nice tho'.
Any comments on the code? Ive not had time
The code is here in PDF format for the page and JAVAscript which is causing all this trouble. Sorry but PDF the only way i could get to make this readable in original format without being interpreted as HTML and continuing the problem
Happy reading!It's now inactive
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Essentially, if you ask a web server for a page, the server can send back a redirect, saying "actually, it's over there." Your browser then goes to the new page and asks again. Redirects are useful for a number of purposes; for example, when a web site moves a redirect can be put in to point readers to the new site transparently. (Thus, for example, some people still go to www.eklektix.com/lwn/ to read LWN and it works, even though LWN has not been there for two years).
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Yet the problem here is Slashdot itself... and nothing else... From what it seems, Slashdot figures who is posting simply by looking at the cookie.. and nothing submited from the form..
Thus the "Security hole" page auto submits to slashdot which reads your cookie and posts a comment under your name..
Easily taken care of by slashdot by simply entering the users username as a hidden variable in the form, or an md5 hash to make sure none of the fields are being tappered with...
ITS NOT a web wide problem.... Just a Slashcode problem..
yeah, sadly im not alone o fthe reader's in this story, and it seems very few but the early suckers got modded down (a few points for ma already :(
but i figured i'd take a look at the problemThe bug code is here
off for coffeeokay, nice demo (NOT), but (i was dumb enough to click the *retry* link no tthe *more info* link - too much coffe i presume) but the target site picked up my ID and posted under my name comment #42
cost me a karma point, and rightly too, bu tthat oughtaa be on -1 at leastmodded down to 0 since I got caught out9512299312
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"I can't get to the site right now, but why couldn't the company make just layers of LCD screens?"
I imagine this may have something to do with pixel aperture ratios. An active-matrix LCD panel isn't completely transparent--the transistors and other components take up space and occlude part of each pixel. A high-aperture LCD might have as much as 70-80% of each pixel open, but even so you'll eventually loose too much light as you stack up more and more layers.
First of all, this should really be labelled 2.5D, not 3D, since it is layered.
It was only a matter of time until people started coming out with displays such as this. Layering 10 transparent LCDs would be good also.
The problems is the bandwidth needed to drive such a beast. Imagine 10 layers (not very many at all) and 1024x768x24 at 60Hz. This means you need a graphics card capable of handling over 12Gb/s of data. In comparison, my 1600x1200 monitor only needs 46Mb/s of bandwidth.
But then, bandwidth is a widespread problem that is getting more attention than other problems. Imagine an HDTV receiver that gets 10 channels synchronized to a 10 layer monitor... 2.5D movies, anyone?
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I might be wrong, but I believe that blank LCD pixel is clear.
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this is my sig.
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Can you mod down all those stupid "auto posts" without killing everyone's Karma? Pretty please?
You know, with all these warning replies, one really has to wonder just who is actually still clicking on that stupid link. Not much I can do, though.
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Well, you'd need more than 2 planes for that type of thing. Seriously I don't think it will ever get that evolved. If anything games will just be more immersive, but I don't think that any practical differences in the way you play them (ie physically moving around the monitor to look around corners in a FPS) will ever come to pass with 3d monitors. Maybe with VR units.. but not 3d monitors.
And remember, whenever you make an Assumption, it only makes an "ASS" out of "U" and "MPTION." Or something. Obviously there are quite a few stupid *nix users here too, and probably a lot of Windoze users who never clicked on the bad link (including me.)
OTOH, the high Stupid-Windows-Users count here could be explained by the fact that MS employees regularly scan Slashdot for copyright violations.
-CausticPuppy "Of all the people I know, you're certainly one of them." -Somebody I don't know
I don't see the point of making physical 3D. Human vision is 2x2D, so instead of 640x480x500 (whatever...) = 153M/update, why not do 640x480x2 directly in the brain? With head movement detection you could even have that moving thing. And while I realize this is expensive, it might be cheaper than to stack, stack, stack the screens. -Kaatunut
- Kaatunut
I must admit that I didn't take the time to look through the whole website but I was just curious. I remember seeing a 3D tv screen while I was on a tour of Universtiy of Manchester, in their 3D labs a couple of years ago. Also, on the BBC, I saw an article about such devices in Japan. They work on the principle of the freznel lense I think. It basically acts as hundreds of round screens on a plane. When you look at each bead, it shows you a slightly different view of pixel than from other angles. The camera works like an insects compound eye. Not yet available but looks promising.
If you read the specifications page, there is a superscript above "Pixel Resoultion" which is a superscript "1".. At the bottom of the web page you will find a reference to this superscript saying "1 available resolution of 1024 x 768 XGA"
Hey, I tried out Virtual Boy! I didn't buy it, mind you, I rented it. For the first 10 minutes after I started using it I thought it was the coolest thing ever made. Then my eyes began to hurt, but for some reason I kept playing. Then I finally realized that there was something like a total of 4 games for it and they all sucked royally. I also realized that if I used it much longer my eyes would probably start bleeding or something. Anyway, once the novelty wore off it was hard not to realize that Virtual Boy was just a crappy system in many different ways. However, that does not mean this monitor concept is necessarily that bad an idea. I just hope my eyes won't start bleeding if I use it.
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-Upsilon
hmmmm.
since lately I have been browsing at 1, I missed all this crap the first time. However, I was curious and looked into this thread...are some moderators modding down or marking some posts on this thread as trolls because of OS or browser bias? This thread is also going to add to posts about recent karma weirdness instead of slashdot articles.
Be a moderator, not a brick.
And how far apart are the two layers? The only thing I can think of where two layers would be really useful is to finally have e-term have realtime and good transparency.
There are many prototype 3D, or "autostereographic" LCD screens in existance that are more advanced than this and less expensive.
Most use a "lenticular sheet" on top of a standard LCD screen which is essentially an array if tiny lenses that transmit light from different pixels depending on viewing angle. Since your eyes are looking at the screen from two slightly different angles, they see different images.
For a more detailed explaination, look at this document from the Philips web site.
I'm developing my own forum system in Perl, and I've long been considering the problem of off-site submissions beng used to spam/harm the forum (like is happening here).
I was considering using only the HTTP_REFERER environment variable, but I've come to the realization that a) my server doesn't return that variable, and b) other's might not, either. Now, since I'm eventually intending to release this, I thought I should try and develop a solution that doesn't depend on that field.
Anyways, my idea was using a hidden input field which would contain partially or wholly encrypted data from the server. This would be checked at submittal time to see if it matched up with what what the CGI said it should be.
My main question is what data should I use. I was thinking of doing something with the date/time, but that opens up a whole can of worms.
Comments appreciated. Y'all can e-mail me with your ideas, just un-spam-protectify my e-mail addy above.
Akardam Out
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That's why I browse this site with Lynx. Lynx is normally ugly as hell on a black background, but I have my lynx running titlebar/resizebarless in an rxvt with a cool black/blue plasma-like background, under a VGA font. Pretty enjoyable Lynx setup.
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There is absolutely NO reason for you to have used this exploit on an ACTIVE thread!! Yes, you've shown there's an exploit, but honestly the moderator's points are going to used up moderating down automatic +1 posts (score:2). I don't know how many moderator points are passed out to people, but I suppose it is possible that their use in dumbing down your autoresponses could affect the moderating of the next few stories, as well as anger those who lose Karma because of this.
I would strongly suggest that you disable the web page so it doesn't occur anymore on this thread. Start a new story and direct people there who want to know about this 'exploit'.
-Adam
"Responsibility is the price every man must pay for freedom" - Plato
I'll be damned... it acctually worked...
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I think we can all agree that information that is freely shared is good for everyone. It would be nice if the slashdot editors made at least a cursory effort to be aware of whether the links submitted to them are on another weblog. For the record, I personally don't think there's anything wrong with using the link, as long as appropriate credit is given.
Also for the record, I am a contributor to memepool, and I have found it to take nearly no effort at all to check if leads I am given are currently appearing on another site. If we as members of the slashdot community expect the same level of responsibility from the slashdot editors, I have no doubt they will be able to rise to our expectations.
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...Virtual Boy! Anybody admit to trying out the crappy 3D toy? It didn't really have any modern 3D hardware, so it showed GameBoyish sprites at varying depths. This really sucked. Layers of flat screen don't look like anything useful or interesting; you'd need hundreds of layers packed very close together to be even moderately useful.
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What warning?
Pablo Nevares, "the freshmaker".
Pablo Nevares, "the freshmaker".
For more information about the technical challenges faced in developing interactive 3D holographic displays, check out the MIT Media Laboratory's Spatial Imaging Group at http://spi.www.media.mit.edu/groups/spi/.
"It take 9 months to bear a child, no matter how many women you assign to the job."
Reading through the comments, I see people talking about 20, 30 or even 100 layers! Won't there be a problem with this? If I had 100 layers of just about anything, I don't think I could see all the way through 99 layers to see the very first one. I have yet to see any kind of cheap LCD or Glass that is so transparent you could see through 100 layers of them. I don't think we will see any major advances in this area unless we can figure out how to make super-transparent materials cheap, or until we can project an image into air. And about some security hole I've head of, just login to Slashdot, and set your settings to show posts of level 3 or higher. The rest pretty much just waste your time. -Kefabi
XFree86 4.0 supports any number of screens, so if this device is hooked up using double VGA cables it will work. However - there is not much software supporting this kind of setup.
:)
:)
If it is not equipped with double VGA connectors, just take your old 14" and put it behind one of those transparent LCD's meant to be put on top of a good old OH projector.
Or even cheaper - make a hardcopy of your background image and put it a few centimeters behind a transparent LCD together with a couple of lightbulbs (the LCD needs background illumination).
displaying the left half of your browser on top of the right half, tricking your system into thinking you were running at 1600x600
Better yet, run a lot of adbars on the back screen plane. That way, you can surf the web on the front screen and still get paid to use Windows.
Will I retire or break 10K?
TlOQsQfNC4 Je suis d'accord.
loading this script : www.multimania.fr/general/pub/dpop/dpop-ie.js
and then the script itself seems to load dozens of DOUBLECLICK ADS, e.g. thus :
document.writehttp://ad.fr.doubleclick.net/adi/mar ch.mm.net/popup
and all this is loaded in hidden
tags, so you dont see . . could someone have done this just to get a thousand click through payments?slash wont let me quote the source verbatim and drops it so what you see here is edited, but the full source is posted hereabouts. Take a look for yourself . . .
Or, could it still be that the reason I still don't use Linux (it just sits there uselessly on /dev/hdc) is because it still sucks? Hmm, let me think...
- My S3-based card is still unsupported.
- Printing sucks.
- Where are the programs??!
People say, "Linux is coming along." Its UI is still not as good as Windows. Why bother to use the product that is "coming along" when you can use the exact one it's trying to copy?
The day Macromedia and Adobe port their products to Linux, is the day I'll switch too. But I'm not going to use an OS that is essentially still in beta testing!!!
You do have one valid point though... why anyone would still use IE is beyond me...
Ryan
Soy el plátano! No tengo gusto de monos!
I'm having a hard time understanding HOW they've made these monitors work. Specifically, I'm not sure how they'd use two display planes, one behind the other, to make something look 3d.
:) )
I'm assuming that it'd be something like having your background on the farther back plane and your apps on the nearer plane. Sure, that'd make the apps look like they're floating over the background, but that's not real 3d. (Remember, I'm guessing how the work here, so feel free to correct me
Anyway, I think that the true future of 3d monitors will be something like an Active Holographic Display; i.e. a monitor who's elements can emit different light patterns in different directions. For example, an LCD-type screen that had a mechanism by which one pixel could emit blue light in one direction and green in another. The same concept is what makes holograms work. Surely it couldn't be too hard to make a monitor that does this same kind of thing?
Anyhoo, enjoy the thoughts.
Akardam Out
Several of my games (either ones I designed and/or wrote the engine for) have sold over 200,000 copies. I have 3 that hit the 500,000 mark. While not Quake numbers they aren't anything to scoff at.
How many games have you sold? Not as many as I have.
No one gives a crap about my games? I guess, if "no one" is Wal-Mark, ElBo, Software Etc and Comp USA.
Myabe you should do some research before you go shooting your mouth off, dicknose.
sw
Steven Woston Lead Programmer J-J-J-Julius Games http://www.jjjjulius.com
...nobody buys them. It seems everyone would rather have double the frame rate or double the resolution than binocular vision.
Well, I've learnt my lesson for the day.
:P
And you all know I've used the CCK on my browser.
"I run Linux most of the time. I swear!"
Damn it! HAHAHAHAHAHA! Time to change my passwd I guess too, huh? fucker.
OK, so don't use LCD's, but whatever sort of technology that they're using. If there's a problem where you can't stack more than 5 of them together, then limit it at five. Even if only 2 can be stacked together, this could be a way for people to afford the base part now and the other part later (assuming the company doesn't go belly up).
rrrrrrrrr....
That was a low down dirty trick. I'm not really worried about my karma, I'm just mad that now everyone knows I use Windows 98 and IE!
Don't criticise someone who is attempting to use free software for not using enough free software.
Username taken, please choose another one.
I'm curious if using a display such as this, although the display only creates Two Dimensions, if it would be possible to do the same thing with video the same thing that stereo speakers have done for sound.
With sound, you may only have two speakers(or more) speakers, but using fading effects, you can create the illusion of a sound being anywhere between or even outside the speaker radius.
Would it be possible to do a similar effect using a 2-Dimensional display monitor? Perhaps the "front" dimension has an image(a mouse pointer for example), and while you move it to the "rear" dimension(since there are only two with this display), the front dimension "fades" the image into the rear dimension, creating the illusion that it has actually passed through space to get there, as if there really were more than two dimensions.
Undoubtedly, to create the look of two dimensions, what the technology has required was one "transparent" display on top of another regular display, and all it would require would be a fading transparency effect to accomplish such illusions a demonstrated above.
The possibllities here could be quite intriguing.
-Julius X
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First of all I didn't get the "here's your browser thing". Why does it dump a bunch of garbage about Netscape 4.7? If you're going to make up stuff, do your research. Most people who have any respect for software quality would not be using Netscape products. And I don't see how writing some random HTTP header that was completely made up counts as a "security hole".
Also, that other "Slashdot" security hole where people can supposedly post for you doesn't work for me either, despite the fact I have my cookie security settings on the most insecure possible for my browser.
I think from now on you should s/Slashdot/shitty browser/g when talking about security holes.
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Hey, it was a decent demo, but still.. You should have set it to post to a 'new' forum and then redirected the user to it.. Wouldn't clog up the current discussion!!
/. sig, and I'd say fully 90% of the daytime traffic is Win32, with the spike of *nix after seven...
Win32?? It is still the choice of 'corporate america', and most of us browse from work at this hour. (Eastern US). I have a page linked to only from my
.sig: Now legally binding!
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You could really make some cool background images in 3D+. Maybe have you XTerms lay on a beach and bend due to the rocks underneath.
Might have to settle with laying on the beach using an Xterm...
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-palp
and to think i posted no 129 hoping a ontopic question amid all the bogus posts might restore a karma point lost by being the first sucker to accidentally hit the link (I thought I had clicked the more info link instead. for being the first I got modded down when everyone since "got away with it".
oh well, there's irony for you - TWICE, :(
I was just thinking that for folks who are blind or otherwise visually impared could really use a monitor like this, especially if it were used in a display environment where folks who are also not so handicapped would also be able to use the same device.
I imagine that there are some braile reading devices already, but this certainly could be used in a manner like that, allowing you to view web pages in braile and even grab images with some false relief so they can enjoy some of the benefits of the web as well. At least this is a very pratcial application for even using a two-height display.
This could also be useful in applications where you need to have a configurable tactile display, such as the classic bridge controls found in the Star Trek TV series (post TOS). As you are pushing buttons you can change the "feel" of the user interface, and even "vibrate" the buttons to give a tactile response.
Yeah, I think you could find some customers for something like this, even at the $8800 price tag.
A SMOF (Small Matter Of Fabrication)
To make a holographic display, all you need is
- a screen with a dot pitch smaller than the wave length of light
- and the pixels have to emit coherent (i.e. laser) light
- and you have to control the phase at which each pixel emits
Yeah...that's the ticket: if you control the amplitude and phase of the light emitted at each point on a surface, then you can synthesize any image.Computing the required video bandwidth is left as an exercise for the reader.
"Available for $8765.00 for US and Canada..."... something to that extent. If you're smart, you'll make that Canadian dollars, of course. If the company was smart, they'd be explicit about that sort of detail, lest they lose 1/4 of their money on each purchase... :)
DO NOT LEAVE IT IS NOT REAL
I feel left out, I clicked on the link and didn't get a free troll. I even activated JScript! Does anybody know if it's been fixed?
But I do agree with you that a tactile display would be extremely cool.
But I'm looking forward to when we get transparent displays with resolutions of tenths of microns (ok, this is a bit far in the future) so we can have real 3-D holographic displays. That would be even cooler (at least for those of us with eyes).
I'd love to know how representative the clickers are of the whole of slashdot. IIRC slashdot's Windows/Linux proportions a year ago were about the same as in these stats, so it's possible.
perl -e 'fork||print for split//,"hahahaha"'
I, of course, got one of these to evaluate. It's a piece of crap. Absolute crap. Sure, 800X600 sounds "decent" but what they don't tell you is that it has an interlace refresh frequency of 54 Hz. Big deal, you say. Well, it IS a BIG FRIGGIN DEAL when every lightbulb in the house pops all at once! Boy was my wife pissed. I sent it back. You'll never see one of MY games on this hunk of junk.
sw
Steven Woston Lead Programmer J-J-J-Julius Games http://www.jjjjulius.com
Once again, curiosity kills the cat. How many of you, honestly, went ahead and clicked those two links at the bottom of those "Slashdot Security Bug" messages, even with that warning not to click them? I did. Maybe now you can understand how viruses spread so easily, and possibly, you can sympathize just a little bit with those poor (mainly windows using) victims of "The Love Virus".
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DO NOT follow the links on the SLASHDOT SECURITY HOLE. It posts a message to this thread under your name (if you are logged in) which is then moderated down by conscientious moderators, which causes you to lose Karma.
Of course, if you WANT to lose Karma, keep clicking on retry...
-Adam
Posted by Adam, who thinks some moderators will moderate this down just to watch others lose Karma...
One less Anonymous Coward...
*does the Happy Dance*
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at the mall when Florsheim shoes suggests you browse their shoe collection through the atm-machine-like unit they use instead of a paper catalog. Just think! Now that intel commercial with the guy dropping that new car with the forklift could be a reality!!!
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Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus à voila.com
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
If I had no sense of humor, I would long ago have committed suicide. -Ghandi
Seems pretty cool in concept.. however I had trouble hitting the site deepvideo.com. Either they're not able to handle the load of slashdot people.. or they are down. :(
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Here is your navigator : Mozilla/4.7 [en] (X11; U; Linux 2.2.3 i686)
Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus à voila.com
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
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Here is your navigator : Mozilla/4.72 [en] (X11; U; Linux 2.2.14-5.0 i686)
Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus à voila.com
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
--Kylus
--Kylus
Idiot-proof something, and Life will build a better Idiot.
I can't get to the site right now, but why couldn't the company make just layers of LCD screens? You buy one base layer, then one or more extra layers and stack them on top of the base layer. Your driver would then generate depending on the number of layers you had.
Why wouldn't /. prevent submissions where the referrer is anything but slashdot.org? That would take care of this goofy (and somewhat amusing) thing.
Also, those of us with etrade accounts have little to fear. In order to make a trade, one has to explicitly type a password into the form. No cookie, no cache, etc. Also, your trading password can (should be) different from your login password.
I think that would solve everything :P *giggle*
-subtraho
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Here is your navigator : Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.01; Windows 98)
Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus@voila.fr
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
Personally, I think we should add a category to the moderation lists in honor of this invention. "Malicious" would work.
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Here is your navigator : Mozilla/4.7 [en] (X11; I; Linux 2.2.14-15mdk i586)
Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus à voila.com
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
If I had no sense of humor, I would long ago have committed suicide. -Ghandi
I apologzie for the shouting, but the signal to noise ratio has hit about 1/5 today. The links cause you to post another report with your browser info. Don't click on 'em.
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Here is your navigator : Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.01; Windows 98)
Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus à voila.com
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
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I think there is a world market for maybe five personal web logs.
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Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus à voila.com
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
"I believe that the cult of the particular brings only death - for it bases order on likeness." St.-Exupery
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Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus à voila.com
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
Tyranny = Government choosing how much power to give the people.
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Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus à voila.com
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
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Here is your navigator : Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows NT 5.0)
Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus à voila.com
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
Occam's razor is the blind faith in the natural selection of least resistance and in universal oversimplification. -- EF
First of all, I'm really suprised by the number of people that click on my link and that use Win32 plateforms. Is it because most readers of Slashdot are Windows users or because Windows users are prone to click where somebody says they should not. Please stop to click on "retry". Sorry for the noise on this forum. I demonstrate this bug in a none agressive way, correct your sites guys, some will not ! Click on "more" if you want more explanations on the bug, it's safe. Again
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Here is your navigator : Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.01; Windows 98)
Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus à voila.com
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
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Here is your navigator : Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows NT 5.0)
Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus à voila.com
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
Occam's razor is the blind faith in the natural selection of least resistance and in universal oversimplification. -- EF
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Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus à voila.com
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
Occam's razor is the blind faith in the natural selection of least resistance and in universal oversimplification. -- EF
Hopefully I didn't put any [] around my words.
This was posted earlier today on www.memepool.com.
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Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus à voila.com
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
Hopefully I didn't put any [] around my words.
I can't belive that deepvideo.com wasn't immediately grabbed by a porno company. How did a monitor maker come up with it?
--Shoeboy
(former microserf)
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Here is your navigator : Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.01; Windows 98)
Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus@voila.fr
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
Yes I'm afraid to inform you that I am indeed a great idiot. Still, the point holds that I did follow the link without any great catastrophe happening.
Who needs a 3D monitor. I already have a 3D monitor with a 2D display. What I would rather have is the inverse - a 2D monitor with a 3D display. That would make flat panel screens look bulky! Sort of like paint on the wall behind my desk.
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Here is your navigator : Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows NT 5.0)
Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus à voila.com
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
Occam's razor is the blind faith in the natural selection of least resistance and in universal oversimplification. -- EF
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Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus à voila.com
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
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Here is your navigator : Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.01; Windows NT 5.0)
Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus à voila.com
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
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Here is your navigator : Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows NT 5.0)
Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus à voila.com
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
Occam's razor is the blind faith in the natural selection of least resistance and in universal oversimplification. -- EF
The Deepvideo monitor's resolution is 800x600x2, measured in pixels. The "2" doesn't refer to color depth, as your post seems to imply. And anyway, 2 bitplanes of color depth would yield 4 colors, not monochrome. It's 2 *panels* deep, each panel handling, presumably, 24 bits color space. Thus the "3d" effect. Why this is cool is beyond me, seems like its just doing in hardware (layering) what can easily be accomplished in software, or at mixdown just prior to AD converter level on the video interface.
Unfortunately, it's only 800 x 600 x 2 so far
And on their site:
© 1999 - 2000 Deep Video Imaging Ltd. All Rights Reserved. View Legal Information.
This site is best viewed with a screen resolution of 1024 x 768
-Adam
Join the army, meet interesting people, kill them.
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Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus à voila.com
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
------ Curiosity killed the cat. {satisfaction brought it back | it didn't die ignorant | lack of it is killing mankind
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Here is your navigator : Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.0; Windows NT; DigExt)
Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus à voila.com
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
------ Curiosity killed the cat. {satisfaction brought it back | it didn't die ignorant | lack of it is killing mankind