3D LCD Display

Powerdog writes "After 10 years of lab work, Sharp has developed a 3D LCD display that works without glasses. They expect to use the displays in games at first, and expand into PCs and TVs. Production begins in a few months and products using them should be shipping in early 2003. Naturally, I just bought two 2D LCD displays for my home office two weeks ago."

Comments

More than a mouthful

[L. VeGas]

Double D's are more than enough on my LCD screen, thank you.

Re:More than a mouthful

[kevinank]

It does bring a whole new meaning to 'pop up ads', doesn't it.

Re:New business plan?

[Latent IT]

When you actually *make* something, it's not a mystery business plan. You say, wittily:


1. Create 3D LCD that works without glasses.
2. ???
3. Profit!!!


In this case, ??? can be expressed as:

"Sell 3D LCD for more than it cost to manufacture it."

Okay?

Good idea, but no dice.

[wackybrit]

Sharp has developed a 3D LCD display that works without glasses

I applaud Sharp's achievements in this exciting area of optical technology, but if the display only works without glasses, this eliminates a good percentage of computer users who, like myself, have to wear glasses.

Re:Doomed to failure

[IIRCAFAIKIANAL]

I'll actually be impressed when I can walk around the image and see different angles.

Mom, I can see up this Britney's skirt!

Henry Taylor Thomas, you get out of the TV projection area right this minute or you won't get to watch anymore MTV!

Already done

[PunchMonkey]

Sharp has developed a 3D LCD display that works without glasses.

I have a 3D LCD display at home that works great with or without glasses.

Now what would really be cool, is a 2D LCD display... I mean, sure they're already pretty thin.....

oh wait.... I'm supposed to read the article first, aren't I?

Check your math

[wadetemp]

"Naturally, I just bought two 2D LCD displays for my home office two weeks ago."

2 x 2D = 4D
4D > 3D
QED