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iPoint 3D lets you control 3D display with hand gestures
Feb 24 2009, Bharat

We’re getting ever closer to 3D viewing and interaction, doing away with those weird glasses to a great extent now. Stretching further on the lines is the newly created iPoint 3D from Fraunhofer, which sans 3D glasses, allows the user to interact...

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