Electronics giant, Toshiba will show its much anticipated no-glasses 3D TV for the first time outside of Japan in January at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Unlike other 3D televisions that are currently available, Toshiba’s TVs achieve the illusion of depth thanks to a thin sheet of small lenses in front of [...]
Samsung Electronics confirms that it shares the same active shutter technology as Panasonic 3D Televisions(you just have to wear the glasses upside down!). The incompatibility of 3D glasses between TV brands is seen as one of the major drawbacks of current 3DTV technology.
LG has decided to produce a passive 3D model for consumers because there appears to be a demand for a more tried and tested 3D technology with cheaper 3D glasses.
According to FT.com,Nintendo plans to take advantage of new 3D television technology by launching a new 3D gaming console. The catch is that users will not require 3D glasses.
3D Televisions work much in the same way as 3D movies work. The viewer’s eyes are presented with different pictures shot from subtly different angles. When we look at an object in the real world, the difference in the angle of perception increases as we approach it. This difference is the thing that causes your [...]
