Tag archive: 3d tvs

Apple has been awarded a patent for an interesting bit of technology: a display system that capable of delivering high-quality 3D images to multiple viewers. The kicker? The system requires no special eyewear to make viewing the 3D imagery possible. The patent, modestly titled “three-dimensional display system,” was filed by Apple in 2006 and approved yesterday. It outlines a design built around an autostereoscopic reflective screen.… Read More

Ever since the movie Avatar went from being merely successful to being wildly successful, manufacturers that have long since had 3D technology at their disposal, have been pushing the introduction of 3D TVs with vigor. And the public seems ready and willing to give it a try. Recently, we have seen new models, new technologies and even heard promises of 3D channels being offered with digital cable packages. The technology is ready, and it is… Read More

We all read pop-up books as kids—scenes and characters rising to life from the text, giving the story richness and depth. Big-time television manufacturers are banking on that whimsical notion from childhood to sell their new 3D-enabled TVs as well. Unfortunately, most industry experts are saying that grade-school memories won’t do Samsung or Sony any favors in the 3D market, and what top-name television companies should be focusing on instead… Read More

Slowly but surely details on CES 2010 3D technology products are being revealed. In a statement today, Samsung Electronics and RealD announced their happy 3D partnership, but stopped it at that—no Samsung 3D TV line-ups were mentioned. Samsung’s new 3D TV line-up will support the stereoscopic RealD Format to deliver “high-quality 3D content” and improve the TV viewing

CES 2010 is only a few week away and manufacturers are already talking up some of the stuff that they will be showing off at the huge show. Last year at CES, NVIDIA was showing off its cool active 3D glasses at its booth and this year AMD is set to go one better.

It’s hard to argue with the conveniences tech has bestowed upon our modern lives. Ubiquitous Internet acess via smartphones gives us answers anywhere we happen to be, we never get lost anymore thanks to GPS, and we have face-to-face discussions with people thousands of miles away – for free- using webcams. Technology’s uninterruptable march forward has brought us some pretty cool stuff. But companies don’t always get it right. For every modern… Read More