July 14, 2011 at 11:17LG: 3D without glasses
The device uses the parallax barrier effect: two slightly different images for the left and right eyes are formed on the matrix, making the image seem voluminous. Special glasses for viewing 3D-pictures are not required.
The lack of glasses is made up for by the camera, which tracks the turns of the user's head, and, based on the received data, adjusts the image on the monitor screen. The camera can also be used for video telephony.
LG Flatron DX2000 is equipped with LED backlight and supports the software transformation of a flat picture into a three-dimensional. The resolution of the 20-inch panel of the device is 1600 x 900 pixels, the response time is 5 ms, and the contrast is 1000: 1. The monitor is connected to the video card using one of two digital interfaces - DVI or HDMI.
It will be possible to buy the LG Flatron DX2000 in the near future, but there is a risk that the price of $ 1210 may scare away even wealthy gamers.
Recall that this is not the first monitor with the ability to view 3D images without special glasses. More recently, Toshiba announced the release of the Qosmio F750 - the world's first 3D laptop without glasses.
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