Juan PuenteThe DVI actualdepth monitors, developed by a private New Zealand-based research company Deep Video Imaging, displays images on two physical planes to create a depth of field. "People have tried like crazy to get the illusion of depth and the closest you can have is wearing (3-D) goggles and standing at a particular position," DVI director Lim Soon Hock said on the sidelines of a news conference to launch the product. The monitor, which …showed first 75 words of 400 total…

…showed last 75 words of 400 total…Summary: This article acknowledges the fact that people will soon have 3-Dimensional computer screens. This is made possible by the multiple layers of liquid crystal display which create depth, allow users to work across what appears to be a foreground and background seamlessly, all without 3-D glasses or goggles. The DVI has spent about 3.5 million dollars in research and development for the screens. Next year, they will start creating proto-types, with different sizes and depths.