will they ever make tv in 3d?
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Sure. It's called "REAL LIFE."
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probably never. But you can look it up at tvshowsondvd.com .
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They don't have a release date yet for it. I just checked on http://www.tvshowsondvd.com.
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Yes! By creating your 360 degree yahoo, check here http://www.yahoo.com/r/3t
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Flash has its strong points if used properly.  I always used 3ds max for 3d.
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A 3 d graphics card will allow the rendering of objects writen in 3d to appear 3 dimentional on the screen. Computer games have been the biggest supporter of 3d up to this date. Net advertisers are now beginning to render adds in 3d now. Most of the newer 3d graphics cards now have there own processors on the card. These processors are called GPU's for Graphic(s) Processor Unit along with there own on board memory. A typical 3d graphics card has more memory on board than most supper geek computers of the day gone bye. Gone are the days of XGA and VGA. I hope this answers your question.
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Prior to computers, models were created in clay to show what a design may look like when done for real. Being made of clay, they were natually 3 dimensional.  \nWith the advent of compuetrs, the modeling moved to the screen, but was only able to be done in two demensions.\nWith the advent of current 3D capable video cards and software, it is now possible to create compuetr models of a design in three dimensions
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geez, that would be awesome.  hey with technology the way it is now who knows...it could happen.
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Yes, but you'll need a video card that accepts video in, something like WinTV.
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YES YES Google Maps has the best 3D Satelite maps. We use it all the time... Good Luck
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Not all tvs are.  Ours is rectangular.  TVs come square and rectangular.  Why aren't there other shapes?  If there is a reason, I sure couldn't find one.
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Not yet...\nThe solution is to use Holographic projection.\nYour screen would be the same as a hologram, and, instead of showing a picture, would have to be "written" by "scattering vectors".  This, in theory, would allow you to see THROUGH the screen a scenery in 3D (behind!), providing the processor can trace scatering vectors fast enough.\nTo get it IN FRONT of the screen is more complex.\nLet's first get monitors "see through" in 3D!
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I beileve this is already possible. I saw it on KFMB one time (TV Station) and it is possible to use organic LCD displays on a very thin plane. Of course it is not being distributed yet, but it in the processes. It works by arranging organic LCD cells (they are very small and thin) aligned with some pixels. The pixels will not have the clarity that we are used to, but it will be suitible enough. This is all information from my own self, and if any of it is wrong, I am sorry, but I hope I did my best!
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Wouldn't doubt it. As soon as better technology comes to surface.
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Yes, It is possible if we use x,y,z plane in plotting graphs. When using this method we should be very precise.\n\n3D model gives very spectacular graphs. There is algebraic expression for many 3D shapes e.g sphere, cones
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Yes!  And, it is awesome!\n\nhttp://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html
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join IMVU on this website: www.imvu.com\nthey have 3d avatars