The Lume Pad's light field tech is another attempt at figuring out how to do 3D without a headset. Car dashboards could be next. Here's what it feels like so far. I started with CNET reviewing laptops ...
3D displays aren't new, and with the rise and fall of 3D TVs over a decade ago, not to mention devices like the Nintendo 3DS becoming the 2DS, you wouldn't be remiss to think that 3D displays are a ...
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Leia, Inc., the creators of 3D Lightfield products and software, today announce the availability of its 3D Lume Pad. This high-performance Android 10.8-inch tablet ...
ZTE has launched a second-generation glasses-free 3D Android tablet called the nubia Pad 3D II. This new tablet has an 80% increase in 3D resolution and a 100% boost in 3D brightness compared to the ...
We’ve come a long way since those red-and-blue 3D glasses from the movie theater. Now, you can enjoy a 3D movie on your own tablet without the need for any eyewear. At MWC2024, ZTE introduced its ...
Companies have been promising to make glasses-free 3D a thing for years. I held an Android tablet with a 3D screen in my hands for the first time more than a decade ago. But that cheap tablet offered ...
Does anyone out there want a 3D Android tablet? ZTE and a company called Leia—like the Star Wars princess, I guess—is making a 12.4-inch, $1,100 Android tablet with a glasses-free 3D display.
In brief: It's been a decade since the 3D hype fizzled out, but Chinese consumer electronics company Nubia is seemingly trying to usher in a comeback – this time without glasses. The new RedMagic ...
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