Humans have 3D perception. In fact humans move in a 3D environment every day. Anything perceived by the human is three dimensional. The object would have depth, height and width. When humans look at an object both retinas would form a two dimensional image but because of the depth perception which is also known as 3D perception, the two images will be processed by the brain and the object will be viewed in 3D.

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3D technology is becoming the next big thing in TV technology, but few people are very clear when it comes to the requirements and facts of what it takes to jump into the third dimension. If you read on you’ll find 6 myths and an explanation for each one.

1. 3D TVs are much more expensive than the normal TVs just because they are 3D. – FALSE – Though 3D TVs are currently more expensive than the flat counterparts this is not due to 3D technology per se. Currently, television manufacturers …