With Samsung and company outing 3D televisions for home viewers and China loving 3D newspapers, it’s not too farfetched to picture the technology being used in laptops and mobile phones. Focusing on the use of 3D in cellphones, Petr Kubik has designed this all-in-one-piece that includes the glasses, intuitive stylus and expandable screens. The 3D apps support 3D movies and camera plus allow you to make surreal calls with family and friends that pop outta the screen!
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After TVs and all-in-one PCs decked in 3D make to the fore, LED TVs follow suite. Courtesy Samsung, who’ve readied the world’s first full-HD 3D TV with Light emitting diodes. Done precisely with an objective to offer a fresh and excitingly new viewing experience to the viewers, the 7000 and 8000 series TVs available in 46 and 55-inch dimensions will feature Samsung’s proprietary 3D Hyperial Engine, which lets the LED TVs to automatically adjust colors, brightness and motions for a best quality reception. The LED TVs besides the energy efficiency and internet connectivity also possess the ability to convert 2D content into 3D without slightest of hassle. The TVs will cost $3,610 and $4,990 for 46 and 55-inch 7000 series, and $3,870 and $5250 for the 46 and 55-inch 8000 series.
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As the technology is fast spreading its wings in everyday life, the traditional print media doesn’t remain untouched either. Yes, the print media has taken a big leap with Belgian French-language daily has printed what comes out to be Europe’s first 3D newspaper, complete with cardboard viewing glasses.
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