Archive for the ‘3D TV’ Category

When a new technology arrives it is then integrated across all types of communication channels and changes the services offered by those channels. Recently HD made its way on to our screens, now you can buy phones that allow you to create High Definition video and upload it directly to the web.

With the imminent arrival of 3D TV, we are going to see 3D overlap itself with HCI(Human Computer Interaction). We will see this in projects like Microsoft’s Natal. This is where the power of hand gestures will now allow us to interact with games and other applications.

The power behind some of this fourth coming technology is a company called Canesta, who have spent a lot of time and money to get to where they are. They have developed a chip that allows 3D gestures to be recognised by the computer and small enough to be fitted into everyday consumer devices.

By placing 3D cameras into every conceivable device will now allow us to change the way we interact with onscreen menus, but also the way we see the on screen information.

Minority Report is just round the corner.

Find out more about Canesta at : http://canesta.com/

Read an article about the story at :

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/29/technology/start-ups/29canesta.html?dbk

3D Blue Ray Gaming Laptops

Posted: March 1, 2010 in 3D TV, Lap Tops
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With the recent success of the Hollywood blockbuster Avatar, 3D is here to stay, for now anyhow.

Blu Ray now being the winner of the Blu Ray vs HD war, users will be looking to find a 3D laptop to play their 3D Blu Ray movies.  The ASUS G51J 3D Notebook Computer is one of the first to the market place. It is not the cheapest, but it currently offers a reasonable specification for its current price of around £1500 for early adopters. Gamers also can’t be too disappointed with the higher refresh rates offered by this machine.

Basic Specification :

Screen : 15.6″ – ASUS 3D, Color-Shine, 1366×768, HD.

Processor : Intel® Core™ i7 Quad Core – 720QM, 1.60 GHz, 1333MHz FSB, 6MB Cache.

RAM : 4GB – DDR3 1066MHZ.

On Board Storage : Hard Drive 1000GB – 2 x 500GB HDD.

Graphics : NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 260M with 1GB DDR Dedicated Memory

Weight : 3-4 Kg – This Model 3.2 Kg.

Charge Time : 2.5 Hours

Check out the complete specification at : https://www.simplyasus.com/ASUS_G51J-IX098V_699270.html

Find out more about Asus G51J at NVIDIA : http://www.nvidia.co.uk/object/product_asus_g51j_uk.html

Burberry has displayed a good example of online brand engagement by utilising the latest new TV technology that’s currently doing the rounds…3D.

Burberry Prorsum’s 3D show with thigh-high boots and heritage jackets
A 3-D online extravaganza celebrated the brand’s future while the clothes reminded us of Burberry’s great heritage
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Article source courtesy of Lisa Armstron, TIMESONLINE.

Watch a repeat of the video here :

Autumn/Winter Burberry catwalk show Feb 2010.

Watch BBC News Report, running up to the show at :

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8534058.stm

Love magazine are also using online media to help promote it’s brand.

Check out the short film released on Valentine’s Day earlier this year,  The Love Thing

Telly’s have become high maintenance appliances over the last few years and this sets to continue with the advent of 3D television.

We have gone from terrestrial to digital.

Digital to High Definition and online services. Add in Free Sat, if you need ITV in HD.

Now HD gets replaced with 3D as the latest in the line of new technologies.

Ultra High 3D should be with us just before finishing this post…

…..only joking, one must always keep a sense of humour about change, since the wallet is empty from buying all those now redundant Televisions, TV Tuner Cards and Set Top Boxes.

No but seriously, with specifications like this from LG :

OLED

Ultra Thin 6.9mm

3D

DTV

TruMotion 480Hz

Together with the LG Magic Wand system,  the whole experience sounds sweet, check out the demo video at :

Find out more about LG at : http://www.lge.com/uk/index.jsp