NETBOOK 3D SCREEN MOD @ ******.com New Product Anounced

[Silversurfer]

http://******.com/other/new-product-netb ... es-3-d/226

What do you think, can it work to a reasonably effect? Anyone know of this tech / Manu?

[yuriythebest]

could work, but if it does what I think it does - polarize each first vertical row of pixels one way and the second the other, then the quality should not be comparable to any regular 3d solution, otherwise all LCD's would have this.

btw nice site thanks for sharing!

[Marksanderson]

This is a lenticular overlay. The manufacturer is i-art, who produces a number of fairly cool lenticular print and display products. More details at: http://www.iart3d.com/ENG/Products/Auto ... 3D_Eng.htm


--Mark

[yuriythebest]

This is a lenticular overlay. The manufacturer is i-art, who produces a number of fairly cool lenticular print and display products. More details at: http://www.iart3d.com/ENG/Products/Auto ... 3D_Eng.htm


--Mark

hmm, has anyone tried these overlay thingies? how good are they?

[cybereality]

Yep, its just a lenticular sheet. Nothing new really. Could be a nice low-cost solution if there were driver support.

[Tril]

I know of one similar product. Look at the 3D Stereo Converter Kit pdf.
http://www.vrex.com/products/micropol.shtml

[Freelancer]

Hi,

Just share my experience.

I've used NetBook3D 8.9" on my Aspire One. It's using a slanted 3D lentiuclar lens to put on the display panel. It can show you the 3D images or photos which can be done with its bundled Auto3D Maker SE software.

Also, I can print out the 3D images with my EPSON R290 color printer. The printout can be produced as a 3D photo with its 6"x4" 3D photo frame. It deserves US$89 to make my family 3D photos and more funs. I like it!