It’s no David Copperfield, but in this day and age surely that’s a good thing? Winner of the Best Illusion of the Year contest, this moving circle of dots tricks the eye into seeing changing colour even when they’re not.
The Nintendo 3DS, once slammed as an eye-destroying device, is now being thought of as a tool for diagnosing eye disorders. According to Digital Trends, optometrists feel this could be a useful tool for early warning signs.
So why will 3D content never take off? It’s not the silly glasses or the lack of content. It’s not even that we all kinda hate it. According to Academy Award-winning editor Walter Murch: it’s evolution, baby.
So the Wicked Laser was a letdown, but it’s still super dangerous, so that’s kind of cool, right? We wondered what it might be like to get Wicked lasered in the eyeball. So we shot one into a camera. Ouch.
Splayed in a vice with only a ruler for comfort, HTC’s upcoming Vision/Vanguard/G2 has received its 15 minutes of FCC fame in unusually high-res photo quality.
No matter your age, there’s a good chance that a View-Master was lying around either your bedroom or a friend’s. The iconic red goggles are the perfect childhood diversion – cheap and briefly amusing. They also have a long history.
