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News January 4, 2013
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View 3D Content in Real 3D with USBFever’s 3D Telescope for iPhone!

Gear Diary View 3D Content in Real 3D with USBFevers 3D Telescope for iPhone! photo

Back when I was a kid, I received a fascinating toy, the GAF Talking View-Master®, a stereographic viewer where users put a disc with nearly duplicate pictures on opposite sides that, when viewed, showed the composite image in 3D.  The Talking View-Master had the added bonus of a clear phonographic disc that played narration, music or sound effects when a button was pressed. They were pretty cool back in the day before digital cameras and online images and videos became ubiquitous, but for iPhone users possessing 3D movies, how to view on the iPhone? Luckily for you, USBFever has an accessory for you, the 3D Telescope for iPhone 3D Telescope for iPhone 5 / iPhone 4 / iPhone 4s. The device operation is simple: users have but to snap their iPhone 4/S or 5 into the adapter and presto! you are ready for 3D movie view (NOTE: The 3D Telescope is a physical adapter, not a video converter, so your movie must already be in 3D format).

View of an attached iPhone from the rear:

Gear Diary View 3D Content in Real 3D with USBFevers 3D Telescope for iPhone! photo

Currently only available in quasi-camo green, the 3D Telescope for iPhone 5 / iPhone 4 / iPhone 4s retails for $29.99.

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About Bryan Eley

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A senior software tester and network admin for a small hi-tech multimedia company that produces a number of online applications for several tech giants. Bryan got his professional start in PC technology when he discovered research PhDs in his second job out of college were not very computer savvy. The one upshot of working in that lab is that he met his future wife there, a fellow science geek as well. Bryan has been hooked on computers since his Commodore 64 days, when absurd amounts of was spent entering pages on machine language code for equally absurd simple games. Back in 2005 Bryan received an Axim X51v as a Christmas gift and he has been fiddling with mobile tech ever since. He recently joined the legions of iPhone enthusiasts where phones are concerned, but has dabbled with Blackberry, WebOS and Windows Phone OSes as well. When not busying himself with tech-oriented tasks Bryan likes spend time cooking (he has over 90 cookbooks, yet still jumps on the internet to find culinary info), reading, working in his garden, calligraphy, and spending time with his wife, two sons, two cats and a miscellaneous dog.