Alioscopy's 40-inch 3DHD autostereoscopic LCD headed for CES

[yuriythebest]

Mention 3D, and you'll get an enthusiastic shrug from most. Mention three little words in conjunction, and everything changes. In case you haven't guessed that magic trio, it's "no glasses required." We've seen the technology bandied about, but we're sensing that companies are about to get serious with it at CES 2009. Case in point: Alioscopy and TCL have tag-teamed in order to showcase the former's 3DHD autostereoscopic 3D LCD display (40-inch) and content creation technology in just under a month. There are no real details on the underlying juju, but you can bet we're stoked to see what it delivers in Vegas. Maybe those plans for a 3D Olympics in 2012 aren't all that loony after all?

sounds good to me though there's always the question of game drivers

[OllyLuck]

wow cant wait for some more info on the 40" tvs ,i wonder how much ? alot a first like alot of new tech.

[cybereality]

Its probably gonna cost an arm and a leg.

[pixel67]

I saw their technology at RSNA (Radiology Convention in Chicago) and it was cool. Just keep in mind that all they do is license the technology and don't manufacture the displays. The effect was convincing but significant artifacts were present based on your head position.

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