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Posted by CmdrTaco on Sunday March 31, 2002 @12:15PM from the immersive-head-dunk dept.

deprecated writes "the journal of the american chemical society is running a story on a new crystal technology that could enable 3D-projection television and bring optical computing to consumers sooner. apparently the crystals are able to behave as both a solid and a liquid. neat."

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Story is a repeat. (Score:2, Informative)

by sanermind ( 512885 ) writes: on Sunday March 31, 2002 @12:18PM (#3260596)

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Where have I heard this before?

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Wow that's neat... (Score:5, Informative)

by aozilla ( 133143 ) writes: on Sunday March 31, 2002 @12:23PM (#3260618) Homepage

I wonder how it compares to this [slashdot.org].

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Uhh, people - 3DTV is already avaliable (Score:1, Informative)

by Anonymous Coward writes: on Sunday March 31, 2002 @03:28PM (#3261282)

Check out the 3D monitors at www.dti3d.com. Yeah, these crystals sound cool, and the possibilities for optical computing are amazing, but don't get too excited over 3D tv/monitors, 'cuz they're already around

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