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Will Your Next Display Be 3D?

Will Your Next Display Be 3D?

Spinner 9 May, 2004 at 6:55pm ET Article published in Tech

Yasushi Yamamoto, an employee of Sharp has said that a new generation of display technologies may soon take your desktop to a whole new dimension and perhaps sooner than you think.

The 3D function of the display works because of a set of vertical black lines in front of the display. These lines, known as a parallax barrier, are positioned such that each of your eyes only sees half the pixels. This effectively halves the total resolution of the display but allows for a 3D image to be seen without any special glasses. Yamamoto says the 3D effect more than makes up for the lower resolution.

Source: PCWorld.com

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Comments

  1. TheSmJ
    9 May 2004 ~ 10:21pm TheSmJ These monitors have been around for years. Pretty expensive though.
  2. Spinner
    10 May 2004 ~ 4:58am Spinner
    TheSmJ wrote:
    These monitors have been around for years. Pretty expensive though.
    Indeed, but like with all a million and 1 other things that have been around for years, it's about bringing them down to a realistic production and feature level so they're viable for the consumer. So from the consumer markets point of view, if it makes it down to that level, it will be new technology from that perspective.
  3. bothered
    10 May 2004 ~ 11:02am bothered I'd love to see one. I'm sure it'll happen and eventually be affordable, then count me in.

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