Taiwanese group sees 3D LCD TVs

[rpm]

http://mybroadband.co.za/news/Hardware/1853.html

 

[XCentricdave]

Any LCD panel can be used with the micro-retarder, but it has to be built onto to the screen during production and cannot be added to existing sets.

Does 3D TV retard the viewer to a greater extent than ordinary TV?

 

[Kasyx]

No, it is a micro-retarder, see?

It apparently retards less than ordinary TV, in the same way Microsoft retards less than other software companies...

 

[The_Unbeliever]

Users have to wear special polarised glasses for a clear 3D picture. Two prototype TVs shown off here worked well, but engineers say that they are still perfecting the technology to increase colour saturation and to make the picture clearer.

pffft - then it's pseudo 3D and not true 3D - what of those of us who wears glasses and can't use these glasses?

The Taiwanese group is also using micro-retarders on a 3D digital photo frame that is 3D to the naked eye. No polarised glasses are needed. But that product is a long way from being ready, and gave this reporter a headache from looking at it.

There you go...

 

[Tns]

sounds good. if they ever get it right

 

[LabAnimal]

its not 3D if you have to add anything to your person to actually experience this so called 3D. So what do you see should you not have the glasses or the other members of the family's busy with them?

Sounds too Gimmicky...