View YouTube 3D Videos With Firefox And GeForce
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Google, Mozilla and NVIDIA have teamed up to offer its users a unique 3D experience. By combining the power of a HTML5 based 3D playback (available in Firefox 4) and NVIDIA’s 3D Vision hardware, people from the Internets can now view stereoscopic 3D videos on YouTube.
According to Jonathan Huang, 3D Product Manager at YouTube, there are currently thousands of 3D videos available on YouTube and thanks to open standards, NVIDIA 3D Vision users will benefit.
Strangely enough, Google Chrome does not yet have such functionality but things are about to change in the near future.
Have you tried 3D already? Is it just a gimmick or you actually prefer it over 2D?
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It really is strange that Firefox got this before Chrome considering that YouTube belongs to Google.
Great Picture.
Great three companies that I don’t like!