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Expected to be released in spring 2011, Sony will continue its full force push into 3D with a new line of 3D notebook computers. Based on LCD shutter glasses, this is a picture of a Sony Vaio prototype, and is not necessarily what the final product will look like. Props to CNET for getting this.
At IFA, Sony also confirmed that the new PS3 firmware update featuring Blu-Ray 3D support is expected in October.
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HP has announced plans to release the HP Envy 17 3D, Hewlett Packard's first foray into 3D notebook computers.
Scheduled for release this Christmas, this HP unit features a 17.3" screen, full 1080P resolution, and LCD shutter glasses support. What makes this product a tad more interesting is that it is based on an AMD 5850 GPU - which conceivably opens the door for gamers to use both DDD and iZ3D stereoscopic 3D drivers. It's interesting that the choice of licensed driver has not been revealed...yet.
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iZ3D has formalized their new company direction. Below is the official word from Vadim Asadov, CTO for iZ3D LLC:
Friends of iZ3D,
Twelve years ago Neurok LLC (Russia) started a 3D project. Since then we followed our optimistic visions about 3D and attempted to influence the development of the barely noticeable 3D market. As any evolution, the 3D evolution had to overcome many hurdles with proactive actions to economic changes and to shifting market demands.
In 2003 Neurok Optics, LLC (USA), the predecessor if iZ3D, Inc., released a glasses-free auto-stereoscopic 3D display that was based on an integrated neural network algorithm. We found that the neural network algorithm replicates nature with its 3D effects but it lacked the "wow" effects of 3D pop-out and appreciable in-screen depth.
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