Digital Contents Expo Tokyo: Sony’s flashy stereoscopic 3D display (video)

Oct 25th 2009
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Sony is demoing a 3D display at the Digital Contents Expo that takes place in Tokyo right now, and today I went there and made a few pictures and shot a video of the device, too. Two of the 360 stereoscopic displays were displayed to the general public, and the tech is pretty impressive.

The specs aren’t that great (96×128 resolution, 24-bit color palette), but this is just a first prototype.

Here’s how Sony thinks we one day could use the display:

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I took the following video at the expo today:

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