LG to ramp up its production of glasses-free 3D displays; adopts eye-tracking technology to make them better
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The Korean consumer electronics giant has officially announced that its D2000 3D monitor is entering mass production and should hit its domestic market within a month. The 20-inch panel uses the parallax barrier technology to magically bring the third dimension to life, yet what makes the D2000 special is its ability to track the eyes of the viewer thanks to its built-in camera. In theory, that should expand the annoyingly narrow sweet spot that owners of the LG Optimus 3D or the HTC EVO 3D are so familiar with.
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The LG D2000 glasses-free 3D monitor expands the viewing sweet spot by using eye-tracking technology |
Would you consider getting a smartphone or a tablet with a glasses-free 3D display if all the imperfections of the technology get taken care of? Feel free to drop a comment for us below and tell us what you think.
source: LG
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11 Comments
1. Laurynas (unregistered) posted on 21 Jul 2011, 09:06 1 1
Evolution of glass-free 3D displays, good news! :)
Also there is some more interesting info about glass-free 3D:
Pic3D film makes any LCD display 3D
Video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yetX2C3AdCI
2. Laurynas (unregistered) posted on 21 Jul 2011, 09:07 1 1
Fixed link:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v
=yetX2C3AdCI
3. SuperAndroidEvo posted on 21 Jul 2011, 09:13 3 1
Hey I am all for technology becoming even more viable. This is very cool indeed. If it can track my eyes then issue of the sweet spot on my HTC Evo 3D will be no more. I am already so used to the sweet spot that I have no problem. But when first time users see my phone it takes them a second or 2 because I coach them & they find the 3D sweet spot fairly quickly. Without the coaching it can take maybe 30 seconds to a minute because they don’t know how to hold the device the correct way. So again YES keep the good work. If they can make a 52" 1080p HDTV with this type of 3D tech then maybe I will buy one, because I can't see myself relaxing & having to put on some huge, goofy 3D glasses at home. lol
4. remixfa posted on 21 Jul 2011, 09:18 1 1
I havent seen the paralax up close but if there isnt a loss in quality and they can track your movements, then I'd be interested.
I dont know how well that would work at home though if u have 3 or 4 people watching a movie... who gets the sweet spot?
5. SuperAndroidEvo posted on 21 Jul 2011, 09:29 1 1
The eye tracking software would eliminate the sweet spot problem, making this type of 3D technology more viable. The HDTV will be smart enough to track everyone's eyes when you get to the HDTV level of the new technology. I am sure this is a couple of years away, but they got it on 20” monitors, so larger displays are naturally next!
8. rican posted on 21 Jul 2011, 14:40 3 1
thats what everyone said about computers back in the day!
9. gallitoking posted on 21 Jul 2011, 16:13 0 2
so you will be cool in 20 years .. then... there is hope... : )
10. CX3NT3_713 posted on 21 Jul 2011, 18:07 0 0
Sweet!!! Remake the G-slate with glasses-free 3D display , and it will perfect :)
11. Laurynas (unregistered) posted on 22 Jul 2011, 07:18 0 0
Talking about 3D, here is some news:
Samsung Galaxy 3D set for Q4 2011 release?
Link:http://sammyhub.com/2011/07/21/galaxy-3d-set-for-q4-2011-release/
