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This old-school idea on how to repurpose 3D viewers shows us how much—and how little—the technology has changed.
Here’s how it works. Toshiba is bringing glasses-free 3D TVs to the Japanese market this December – and is using PS3's Cell Processor to do it.
If your eyes can't withstand the visual assault from Hollywood's recent 3D binge, we have the solution: Glasses that convert 3D movies to ordinary, easy-to-watch 2D.
We have already talked a bit about why you should buy the Sony PS3 3D display and 3D glasses a while back. Sony Japan has announced that the display and the 3D glasses will be shipping soon in Japan.
A research team from Newcastle University outfitted the insects with the tiny glasses (green and blue lenses attached with beeswax) to study whether the invertebrates have 3D vision.
Instead of just displaying 3D visuals from a 3D source like a movie, it can convert almost all content, whether it be games or videos, into 3D. And it's all done without the use of 3D glasses.
Toshiba’s new glasses-free 3D televisions have the same electronic brain as the PlayStation 3. Toshiba unveiled its anticipated line of glasses-free 3D televisions today, and also revealed the ...
Jack Tretton just announced PS3 gamers can get into the 3D game for much less this fall when the company launches a 24-inch monitor and active shutter LCD glasses under the PlayStation brand. $499 ...
I assume the PS3 connection is pretty straightforward. And any TV sold claiming to do 3D will support the PS3's 3D games, is that right? Are there any good/real 360 3D games?
AOC has a cool new display for computer users and console gamers that supports 3D content. The 23-inch screen is called the E2352PHz. The screen has HD ...
The world's first Bluetooth-enabled active-shutter 3D glasses have been unveiled at CES courtesy of XpanD and TV maker VIZIO.
Sony has just announced a brand new 24-inch 3D HD display designed by them specifically for gaming. It uses active shutter glasses to produce 3D, and I’m guessing from the size and terminology ...
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