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Where your opinion countsPhilips 3DTV is arriving next year…
The first thing that comes to your mind when watching something 3D is to when you wear those multicoloured specs.Well, the scientists at Philips have come up with a solution to experience 3D content without the need for those special 3D glasses. Introducing the WoWvx technolgy from Philips, the 3D display has a large viewing zone and is suitable for number of users at the same time.
Why 3D displays?
3D provides a richer, more exciting, more informative, and more entertaining end-user experience both for consumers and businesses alike.
What’s behind the 3D?
It uses slanted multiview lenticular lens technology, that processes digital signals to display 2D/3D images and also in 2D to 3D conversion.
Check out the ad from Philips below for 3D solutions. But you’ll still need the Philips display to see these effects. For more information on the technology and how it works, you’ll find them all here.
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estimated at around 12000 USD for the 40inch and 300 USD for the 20inch, it indeed is far from the common mans’ reach for the present, but would be suitable for corporates and ad agencies.
way back in 2005 IBM demoed a low coast chip(arnd 20 USD if mass produced) to view 3D content using a single projector, but would require those annoying plastic glasses.
neverthless all this is an indicator of whats coming soon in technology, but the question would be, where is the 3D content? ..