Watch the Glassesless 3D Android Smartphone In Action

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Sharp's 003SH 3D Android phone doesn't require any goofy glasses. But can it still deliver a satisfying 3D experience? Kat sure thought so, and this video seems to back her up.

Even without the 3D, the Sharp device (here called the LYNX 3D SH-03C) seems like a potent handset: 1GHz processor, 9.6MP CCD camera with 720p recording, a digital TV tuner, 3.8-inch touchscreen. But all you're really going to care about is a display that converts 2D pictures to 3D with the touch of a button. That's what's got me jealous of those lucky folks in Japan who actually get a chance to buy this thing next month. [Diginfonews via MobileCrunch]

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It drives me crazy that they don't move the camera around in these videos. How are we supposed to tell its 3D?

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Not just the US, but China and India as well. They haven't said which glassesless 3D phone it'll be, but we've gone on the record as saying their 3D isn't too bad. You know, for a novelty. [Mainichi via 3D-Display-Info]

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