Sony will show off a crazy 360 stereoscopic display that essentially places a 3D figure inside a little tube and allows it to be viewed from all angles. The device, to be shown in Tokyo on October 22 (SER-KAAAAN! Go to this!) has a 96×128 resolution and 24-bit color palette.
It’s just a prototype but this is the kind of 3D I can stand behind. Or walk around. Or sit next to.
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John Biggs
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October 19, 2009
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That’s cool. The resolution is not that great but it will better soon.
It’s a neat toy, but it doesn’t much address the issue that anyone not sitting directly in front of it get’s a poorly angled view of whatever you’re looking at…