It's the combination that makes this tech-innovation story work in the mainstream. A charismatic Princeton rocket scientist with Hollywood connections chases perfect sound reproduction, and ends up with what LOOKS like a way of turning a humble pair of stereo speakers into genuine 3D sound....We'll see. This ran on Radio 4's Today programme on Saturday:
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Thanks for the great information. I will use this in my college studies! Thanks
Posted by: Zach Miller | March 28, 2011 at 09:57 AM