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</html><description>Amateur scientists look at the Nintendo 3DS with a microscope to figure out how it works, and then blast it with microwaves. We&#x2019;ve all been hearing about the wonders of the glasses-less 3D of Nintendo&#x2019;s new handheld &#x2013; and some of us have partaken of its nausea-inducing images &#x2013; but I never considered taking a close look at the screen to see how the effect was achieved. Peter Silk from Nukezilla did though and even snapped some photos of what the 3D screen looks like under a microscope. What he&#x2019;s discovered is the parallax barrier that essentially only allows one [&hellip;]</description></oembed>
