Samsung and RealD’s New 3D Display Tech Means No More Bulky Glasses [3dTv]

Jan 4th 2011
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Samsung and Real3D have combined forces to create a 3D display for the front room that houses the active shutter technology inside the display&em;as opposed to the glasses&em;meaning you’re able to wear an analogous glasses you get in theaters. The two companies are calling the most recent display technology RDZ, and it promises to give a whole resolution picture without loss in brightness. And naturally, the displays are also 2D compatible. [ Businesswire ]

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