The team at Popular Science conducted a little home experiment to find out if people were really enjoying the 3D experience, with all the recent hoopla over 3D TV. Reporter Nicole Dyer invited a bunch of her friends over to watch the World Cup in 3D. Here's what she's reporting.
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With the World Cup all set to begin on June 11 in South Africa, feast your eyes on this beautiful technological marvel: Cape Town Stadium. It will seat 69,070 fans,…