which costs a cool $2,999 and is capable of delivering glasses-free 3D experiences thanks to its 27-inch stereoscopic 3D display. The way it works is pretty simple: cameras mounted in the top bezel of ...

It seems like every few years, gadget makers try to come up with something that will make us care about seeing things in 3D ...

A stereoscopic 3D display technology that separates the stereo frames by alternating the viewing path to each eye. Used for 3D gaming and the first 3D TVs, liquid crystal (LC) shutter glasses are ...

A stereoscopic 3D display technology that separates the stereo frames by RGB colors. Dating back more than a hundred years, the anaglyph method has been used for photographs, a handful of films in ...

NVIDIA presented a stereoscopic 3D display package designed for computer games that is based on a time-divided system, consisting of a specially designed graphics card and a set of wireless active ...

The SpatialLabs experience is created through the combination of an eye-tracking capability, a stereoscopic 3D display and real-time rendering technologies. The eye-tracking capability consists of a ...

But Acer's latest Predator Helios 300 laptop doesn't need such additional kit – because it's got a built-in stereoscopic 3D display, courtesy of SpatialLabs, which means you can get glasses-free ...

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and a 3D stereoscopic display to deliver incredible 3D experiences. Acer's SpatialLabs tech Credit: Acer I played God of War in 3D and was stunned by the perception of depth it delivered to my eyes.

a 4K display that promises a glasses-free 3D experience. Using eye-tracking cameras, it renders unique perspectives for each eye, creating a stereoscopic effect that’s dazzling both in person ...

Moreover, the device is equipped with a 15.6-inch display with IPS technology, UHD 3840 x 2160 in 2D mode, LED-backlit TFT LCD, and a 3D Stereoscopic module for SpatialLabs, 1920 x 2160 in 3D mode.

The way it works is pretty simple: cameras mounted in the top bezel of the monitor track your eyes and use that location data to display supported games in stereoscopic 3D, giving them the ...