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Here's what it's like to use the glasses that turn any video into 3D

kalturavideoplaceholder360-degree glasses and VR headsets seem to be everywhere lately - Google Cardboard, Gear VR, and high-end VR headsets like PlayStation VR. Now a new set of glasses called Elsewhere claims that it can give three dimensional depth to any two dimensional video. So, we grabbed a bunch of people to try it out for the first time.&#xa0;Follow Tech Insider:&#xa0;On Facebook

kalturavideoplaceholder360degree glasses and VR headsets seem to be everywhere lately  Google Cardboard, Gear VR, and highend VR headsets like PlayStation VR.  Now a new set of glasses called Elsewhere claims that it can give three dimensional depth to any two dimensional video.

Here's what it's like to use the glasses that turn any video into 3D

Corey Protin,Matthew Stuart

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