3D TV News

True color 3D holograms

New holoraphic technology will enable manufacturers to produce 3D images without the need for special screens or glasses.
RIKEN Institute researchers in Japan have developed a technique based on the behavior of free electrons on the surface of metal. Unlike current 3D technology, the new technique does not create an illusion of 3D, it is an actual full color 3D image.

Oakley RealD 3D Glasses

Oakley has introduced 3D glasses with official RealD certification. A leader in 3D cinema, RealD is the world’s most commonly used 3D cinema technology. Oakley’s RealD certified glasses are designed to optimize the 3D viewing experience for audiences worldwide.

Better looking 3D glasses

Premium eye wear manufacturers are ready to appeal to your vanity and liberate your cash from your wallet. Now you can look good even when watching TV at home, or in a dark movie theatre.

The new models aim to be more hygenic and less wasteful than the usual throw-away type you get at the movies.
Now, 3-D glasses makers are giving you a choice of  frames for reusable polarized lenses that look and feel like sylish sunglasses.

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First glasses free 3d TV on sale in Japan

Toshiba launched the world's first glasses-free 3D television in Japan, amid intense market competition .

The new Regza GL1 12-inch LCD TV  costs 119,800 yen (1,400 dollars), which may be kind of pricey for most consumers. A 20-inch model will be released on Saturday.

While shoppers stopped to check out the display in a central Tokyo electronics store, they expressed doubt about the success of the new model.

XpanD X103 3D Glasses

 XpanD X103 glasses are designed to work seamlessly with almost all the new 3D-ready TVs of all brands, allowing XpanD X103 owners to use their personal glasses with their friends 3DTVs, 3D computer monitors. The X103 3D glasses are also compatible with cinema displays, so consumers can actually take their own glasses to the theater for a more comfortable viewing experience.  The X103 glasses are available in 12 colors, allowing users unprecedented freedom of expression on par with cell phones, portable media players and laptop computers.with an estimated $150 price point.

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