First tablet with glasses-free 3D is the Gadmei T863 from Hong Kong
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Besides offering the glasses-free 3D display, the Gadmei T863 offers a higher level of specs than what you might normally see with tablets in this class. While there is no dual-core processor under the hood, what you will find there is a single-core 1GHz ARM Cortex A9 chip together with 1080p-capable Mali-400 graphics and an HDMI video slot. Corners have been cut to keep the price down, but this price cutting has been limited to 512MB of RAM and one VGA camera in the front. The tablet comes with 8GB of storage and does have a slot for a microSD card. Android 2.3 is installed.
With the cost-cutting, Gadmei has been able to price the tablet at $199, roughly the same as the Amazon Kindle Fire. The Gadmei T863 might not be as fast as the Kindle Fire, but it does have a camera and the 3D display. Speaking of the display, the resolution on the Gadmei T863 is higher than the screen on the Apple iPad.
Brando is taking orders for the tablet starting today. If you are interested in owning the first tablet with a glasses-free 3D display, click on the sourcelink.
source: Brando via electronista
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The Gadmei T863 can be ordered now from Brando for $199 |
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7 Comments
1. Paden posted on 07 Jan 2012, 14:55 0 2
3D is so gimmicky. I know the novelty has worn off for A LOT of other people too.
2. CX3NT3_713 posted on 07 Jan 2012, 15:55 0 0
Nice!!!!.. this should have came with my g slate.... ...
3. Phullofphil posted on 07 Jan 2012, 16:10 0 0
I don't think it's worn off but just to inconvenient and not practical especially when trying to enjoy it with a bunch of people. Glasses free you have to be a certain distant and angle from it and glasses are usually expensive. Well I really can only speak for my self when I say I really have not adopted it yet and still feel it has a lot to offer still if it's donr right.
5. jasongohjr posted on 07 Jan 2012, 17:45 0 2
They should juz build in better specs( at least dualcore) and remove the 3d feature and keep the price at 199... That MIGHT help :D
7. Firedrops posted on 08 Jan 2012, 03:31 1 0
To put things in comparison for you, LG's glasses-free 3D monitors(Yes, monitors ALONE), costs USD $1, 200 - $1, 500.
Know the market price for things before complaining that its specs are too bad for its price.
6. SlimSoulja86 posted on 08 Jan 2012, 01:23 2 0
Now if only Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 2 (or whatever it'll be called) can have this and make it work with better specs [the good thing about these 3D screens these days is that if you don't like it, you can switch back to 2D, so no need to be negative as others might like the technology. What may seem to be gimmicky to you might be useful to someone else]. This is just my opinion, if you don't like it you dont have to read my comment, you can just run along.
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