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A new glasses-free 3D tablet from Rockchip

Published on: 28th August, 2010

On August 25, 2010, at an event in China, there has been spotted a new prototype tablet, which is capable to display 3D images without even needing 3D glasses. According to “Engadget Chinese”, the Supernova X1 was being shown off by Rockchip. Currently there is no information on the technical specs, on the exact [...]

LG prepares 3D TV bundles

Published on: 16th July, 2010

LG has presented its newest 3D TV bundles which include the Infinia LED HDTVs and the 3D-capable Blu-ray player BX580. To encourage sales, LG is going to offer a pair of 3D active shutter glasses necessary for 3D content viewing to those customers buying either an LX6500 or LX9500-series HDTV and the 3D Blu-ray player. [...]

Adobe’s Flash Player to get 3D capabilities

Published on: 14th July, 2010

Adobe seems to be working on a face-lift for its Flash Player, offering it 3D graphics capabilities which will most likely be presented later in 2010. Even if Thibault Imbert, Flash Player product manager, declared in a blog post that the release will be very big, the company hasn’t yet given any precise details. Imbert [...]

Sony reveals Cyber-shot cameras with 3D capabilities

Published on: 14th July, 2010

Sony started to unveil three Cyber-shot cameras, the T99, WX5 and TX9.
The T99 is a conventional camera with a touchscreen-driven body and uses a 14-megapixel CCD. It supports 2D sweep panorama. The camera is priced at $250 and will ship in September this year.
The WX5 and TX9 use the sweep panorama mode to create 3D [...]

Firmware for 3D panoramas available for Sony NEX cameras

Published on: 8th July, 2010

Sony has recently fulfilled its earlier promises, posting an ALPHA NEX-3 and NEX-5 compact, interchangeable lens cameras update. The new firmware adds a 3D Sweep Panorama mode, which automatically creates a 3D scenery image by simply comparing the depth across a burst of images. Pictures taken can be displayed on any 3D TV and, most [...]

Lenovo’s 3D IdeaPad Y560d will soon start shipping

Published on: 6th July, 2010

Lenovo has started shipping its IdeaPad Y560d, the company’s first 3D notebook. The new IdeaPad benefits from the TriDef 3D system, driven by an ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5730, which was preferred to the well-known 3D technology from NVIDIA. As a standard, all models have a 15.6-inch display, with 1366×768 resolution.
The first to arrive on [...]

Nintendo’s Wii successor to use 3D

Published on: 21st June, 2010

Satoru Iwata, Nintendo’s President, said to Japanese daily Nikkei that like the recent 3DS console, the next Wii model might have 3D capabilities too. The company is carefully watching the buying rate of 3D TV sets. The next Wii version would be released at the moment when the adoption rate for 3D TVs would reach [...]

Toshiba’s first 3D notebook to ship in the USA

Published on: 21st June, 2010

Toshiba has recently updated its notebook product line and headlined the series with the company’s first North American 3D notebook – Satellite A665 3D Edition. The new model offers a 15.6-inch, 120HZ display, which is able to handle stereoscopic 3D, and also a GeForce GTS 350M, which gives 3D Vision support for games and online [...]

Intel to release dedicated tablet processors next month

Published on: 29th May, 2010

Intel has promised, together with the unveiling of the ultra-low voltage 32nm processors, to launch processors optimized for tablets. The chips were not detailed but they are expected to debut at the Computex show that starts on the 1st of June. It is believed to be a variant of the Atom Z600 processor, with speed [...]

Fujifilm rolls out a card reader to display 3D photos on TV

Published on: 16th May, 2010

Fujifilm in Japan has released the HDP-L1, which is an SDHC memory card reader allowing connection to 3D HDTVs over HDMI to display 3D photos and movies previously captured by using the W1 digital camera from Fujifilm. The device can also be connected to PCs via a USB 2.0 connection in order to transfer and [...]

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