MIT scientists work on 3D TV via stacked LCDs - SlashGear

You know, it's funny. Back in the day when Samsung launched the first consumer 3D TV, in 2010, I thought it would actually catch on for one principle reason. That reason is that unlike Betamax vs. VHS or Blu-ray vs. HD DVD, this was a universal format.

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Why Peter Jackson will screen clips from 'The Hobbit' at Comic Con in 2D at 24fps

Peter Jackson saw the widespread negative reaction to clips of The Hobbit, which was more about disliking how 48fps looked than any particular content within the clips themselves. His first response to hardcore fans was to say that "you'll settle into it" and his latest response is apparently to stop screening clips at the higher framerate.

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How did the new MacBook Pros get Gold-level green ratings?

They may not stick. A recycling coalition says the notebooks flunk two key tests FORTUNE -- Apple (AAPL) may have thought it put the EPEAT kerfuffle behind it with the release of Bob Mansfield's mea culpa letter Friday. (See Stop the presses! Apple admits it made a mistake.)

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Three Lessons From Changing Jobs

This week, after 20 years at Columbia Journalism School (one as a student, 19 as a professor and seven as a dean), I changed jobs. I have joined the office of Provost John Coatsworth, who is the highest academic officer of Columbia University.

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Now Owned by LinkedIn, Digg's Patent Portfolio Was All About Its Social News Interface

This week word got out that various parts of storied social news start-up Digg have now found their way to different buyers, with the site living on as a new entity with Betaworks' News.me, the technical team now at the Washington Post, and the patent portfolio to LinkedIn.

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