Glasses-less 3D TV...

[Zippy]

That's not how they describe it here...

Toshiba showing glasses-less 3D TVs and PCs at CES - 1/5/2011 - Electronics Weekly

It was sort of, with the addition of a lenticular sheet.

[Churchill]

Alternatively, we can't be far off being able to fire very low powered laser beams into each eye separately, which would do away with the big box and screen altogether. You could even watch two programmes at once.

Yeah but would you want to test the prototype?

[scooterscot]

Saw one in IFA electronics consumer show in Berlin last summer, pants really but very interesting technology.

[Churchill]

It was sort of, with the addition of a lenticular sheet.

Yep but with only one display device.

I took MrRobin's description to mean multiple LCD panels in the Z axis.

[Mich the Tester]

Yeah but would you want to test the prototype?

depends on the rate

[Churchill]

depends on the rate

Yep, the Good Lord saw fit to give you two eyeballs...

[MrRobin]

Sorry, poor explanation on my part.

There are several ways to create a 3D image without the use of glasses... Most involve additional layers of LCD or lenses, to block certain viewing angles so that the alternating picture can reach each eye properly. The downside with this method is that if you shift in your seat whilst watching, you may well lose the 3D image.

[AtW]

How the **** does that work then?

10 Stellas.

HTH

[Churchill]

10 Stellas.

HTH

Promotes the intention but destroys the performance.

What were we talking about again?

[Tingles]

Owing to an unfortunate sight issue I only see in 2d (exciting parking) - I'm concerned that in future all screens will be 3d.

Am I right to be concerned?



Tone