By "not practical" I mean that after reading the reviews of the laptop that using the 3D function was to stressful on the eyes and that it would need a lot of work to be the killer technology that it could be. That may be true about Sharp being on the leading edge of 3D tech, but the use of the technology is not practical. Read the details about it and read that it weighs 10 lbs. and is nothing special other then the 3D function that it uses. I mean 10 pound laptop?! thats not practical at all in this day and age with others that weigh in at 4 to 6 lbs. and even less for the same punch. I never meant that the 3D part was not practical, just the application of the technology.
Watching TechTV today and on thier news program, TechLive, they talked about a new laptop computer that was released by Sharp called the Actius RD3D. Sharp is calling the laptop the first "auto-stereo" laptop. I don't have much by way of tech specs but check out the article and sharp's web page for the details. sounds interesting but not practicle.
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By "not practical" I mean that after reading the reviews of the laptop that using the 3D function was to stressful on the eyes and that it would need a lot of work to be the killer technology that it could be. That may be true about Sharp being on the leading edge of 3D tech, but the use of the technology is not practical. Read the details about it and read that it weighs 10 lbs. and is nothing special other then the 3D function that it uses. I mean 10 pound laptop?! thats not practical at all in this day and age with others that weigh in at 4 to 6 lbs. and even less for the same punch. I never meant that the 3D part was not practical, just the application of the technology.
Watching TechTV today and on thier news program, TechLive, they talked about a new laptop computer that was released by Sharp called the Actius RD3D. Sharp is calling the laptop the first "auto-stereo" laptop. I don't have much by way of tech specs but check out the article and sharp's web page for the details. sounds interesting but not practicle.