PC Magazine Reviews Sharp's 3D Notebook
Moochman writes "I recently discovered this article over at PC Magazine, an excellent and fairly complete review of the Sharp RD3D, aka the 'world's first 3D laptop' (see previous Slashdot coverage here). In addition to rating performance, features, etc, it provides a nice little explanation and diagram of how the no-glasses 3D technology works, and discusses possible eye-strain issues. The biggest disappointment is that even the included 3D games still don't work right." Moochman provides a link to Sharp's information site, too.
3D, when it blatantly isn't?
Now I come to think of it, it could be 3D if you think of time as being a dimension...
When anger rises, think of the consequences.
Confucius (551 BC - 479 BC)
Just think of what spooky things those virus writers could do with this thing!
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In addition to rating performance, features, etc, it provides a nice little explanation and diagram of how the no-glasses 3D technology works, and discusses possible eye-strain issues
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Well, if we're talking about porn being viewed on one of these things, i think eye strain will be the last of their worries
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...produces a 2-D laptop that can be stored anywhere and has more than 4 hours battery life.
and there was me hoping to see a room full of business men wearing 60's green and purple glasses whilst listening to a lecture :)
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Maybe not 3D your ass, and hopefully *never* 3D his ass
"I would say that 99 per cent of what my father has written about his own life is false." - L. Ron Hubbard Jr.
The article says your eyes need to 21 inches from the screen and perfectly centered.
You'd look like a big retarded hunch back if you do that in front of a laptop.