Though the 3D technology is very new yet companies aren’t shying away from experimenting as anything new that pops in related to 3D does attracts consumers at least for some time. The intense amount of research and development happening in 3D technology has surely brought the 3D world a lot further from where it started.
Gone are the days when people had to buy custom made glasses for 3D experience as companies like XpanD are launching 3D glasses that will be universally compatible.
Stop grinning! We don’t literally mean naked when we say Naked-Eye. It is a brand name that Toshiba has opted for their yet to be launched laptop. Toshiba loves to experiment and they just don’t give up. 3D technology for televisions and gaming was a great idea but many will agree that its never been quite perfect. After the announcement of 3D TVs that won’t require custom made glasses for 3D experience, Toshiba has come up with laptops that will do the same and of course you won’t be required to wear any silly 3D glasses to enjoy 3D experience on your laptop.
Here’s the video of the film we mentioned the other day made to raise awareness of hybrid technology and in this case, features the latest Toyota Hybrid Auris.
Panasonic’s HDC-SDT750 is finally out in the markets. If you have been planning to buy a new camcorder this holiday season, Panasonic HDC-SDT750 might just be an steal for you. It gives you every feature that a general camcorder has and comes packed with 3D technology.
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Call of Duty is one first person shooter game that I haven’t missed ever in my life. Be it whichever version, I have finished Call of Duty within two days of its launch. Though same will happen with Call of Duty: Black Ops when it is finally launched in November yet I won’t be completely satisfied with my achievements.
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Toshiba has announced its glasses free 3D prototype which has been successfully displayed at Japan’s largest gadget expo, the CEATEC 2010. We have been hearing about rumours of the device for the last few months but nothing was official from the companies side. Suddenly Toshiba has come up with this new technology at the CEATEC 2010 and has surely gathered alot of attention from around the planet.
The folks at Spatial View recently announced the launch of their online store for offering downloadable 3D videos and 3D images called 3DeeCentral. Soon iPhone and iPod Touch users (and most likely iPad) will be able to download and directly watch 3D content via their 3DeeCentral application which is currently pending the App Store’s approval. The video below demonstrates how this will work.
