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Glasses-off 3D TV

Glasses-off 3D TV. Wang Liu MIS 302 October 7, 2010. Current 3D TV concern. Wearing glasses while watching TV is the big concern. Cost $150-$200 per pair. Reports from Japan claim that Toshiba will be offering a glasses-off 3D TV by the end of the year. How does it work?.

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Glasses-off 3D TV

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  1. Glasses-off 3D TV Wang Liu MIS 302 October 7, 2010

  2. Current 3D TV concern • Wearing glasses while watching TV is the big concern • Cost $150-$200 per pair.

  3. Reports from Japan claim that Toshiba will be offering a glasses-off 3D TV by the end of the year.

  4. How does it work? • The 3D Regza TV uses the Cell Broadband Engine that takes a 2D image and then simultaneously creates nine images of it from nine different directions, in real time. It's displayed on a high-definition LED TV. • Still images fare better than moving images. You have to sit very close to the center of the screen to get the effect.

  5. In The figure To Come • There were three sizes on display: 12 inches, 20 inches, and 56 inches • While the smaller size models are destined for the Japanese market in Dec. 2010, the 56-incher is just a prototype. • In Japan market, the 12-inch 3D TV is about $1,500, the 20-inch one is about $2,900.

  6. Reference • http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/innovation/10/05/toshiba.3dtv.no.glasses.cnet/index.html • http://www.conceivablytech.com/2397/products/toshiba-promises-glasses-free-3d-tv-for-2010/ Any Questions?

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