Tridimensional 3D browsers for Mac

Any 3D browsers for Mac, I read an article about this subject was wondering if anything for Mac.
Thanks

Hello Ferro,
Are we talking 3d in 2d here. Or 3d in 3d - As in 3d! 3d in 2d is possible already for the mac. Well sort of. 3d in 3d is wayyy off yet. 3d don't do it for me. Now... 3d in 3d on a Mac or a PC - Now that would be " yippee "
Regards.
Ian.

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