create the optical illusion of three dimensions

create the optical illusion of three dimensions
The 3DS is one of the first mainstream examples of an autostereoscopic device, which means it's able to produce a 3-D image by itself, without requiring the use of special headgear or goofy glasses. To achieve its 3-D effect, the 3DS Wholesale Electronic accessories uses a technology called a parallax barrier, which is basically a screen that sits in front of the main display. The barrier works like an overlapping pair of Venetian blinds, directing a separate image to each of a user's two eyes. The user's brain stitches together the two sets of images to create the optical illusion of three dimensions. starzmart