First lenticular autosterescopic 2D/3D switchable display range by Zero Creative
Phil Lelyveld
Link to LinkedIn Group and thread
From LinkedIn Group: Non-Glasses 3D Display Technology
Posted by Jean-Pierre van Maasakker, CEO and International Business Creation at, Nijmegen Area, Netherlands
The problem with virtually all autostereoscopic 3D displays is that the resolution of 2D content is dramatically decimated, depending on the number of views. In most cases this is 5,8 or 9 views, meaning that the native resolution of the panel will be divided by this number, resulting in poor quality or unreadable text. Zero Creative now showcases their first AS3D xyZ 3D Displays with ability to switch on/off the 3D lenticular lens electronically. In 3D-mode the display shows the 8-view 3D content properly and in 2D-mode the full native panel resolution is available without ANY concession. We already integrated this technology in a 2d/3d laptop and now we’re ready to release it for production. We would like to ask the market which size you’re interested in most, to first start production of the most wanted size. For now we focus on ‘ desktop’ sizes like 19/22/24-inch. Looking forward to read your reactions.
Alex Shows • Jean-Pierre, any interest in visiting Dell in Austin, Texas for a demo?
9 days ago
Steven Cohen • Jean-Pierre, This is quite revolutionary. I am very interested to know costs and lead times for placing orders. Please contact me ASAP. Best regards, Steven Please reply privately steven@cohencomm.net
8 days ago
Maarten Tobias • Jean-Pierre is this a cover that you put on the laptop and can take off, or is this incorporated in the panel? (so is it a LC switchable or a lenticular sheet what you can take off?) Interesting to hear!
8 days ago
Greg Stoner • Is this based on the SuperD technology.
8 days ago
Thomas Edwards • I saw a prototype of this at IBC last year, it was very impressive, glad to see it become a real product.
6 days ago
Allard Nederlof • Would be great to have a good working laptop with 3D, without making concessions to the 2D
