3-chip autostereo LCD from Zero Creative
Zero Creative has launched a brand new 71" autostereo LCD screen based on a 3-chip design. The system, allowing the viewer to see stereoscopic imagery without glasses, comes with a EUR 70.000 price tag, and since the power consumption is approximately 1kW, the lucky owner can also use it for heating a decent sized room.
Plans for 63", 48", 24" and 19" models seems to be in place according to their website.
[source: Engadget]
Anders Øvreseth
in LCD, Large scale visualisation hardware, autostereo, large screen display, stereo
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Great visuals - airtraffic worldwide in a 24 hours timeslot
Have a look at this great and stunning visualisation showing air traffic worldwide over a 24 hours time span - just fantastic.
A animated version can be found on this link.
[source: 3D Today]
Anders Øvreseth
in Stunning visuals, air traffic, animation, map, worldwide
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Visual effects through a century
The week-end has started, and I thought this clip showing 100 years of visual effects was relevant enough to post on this blog; lots of known imagery for a former-Silicon Graphics employee here, at least in parts of the clips. Enjoy!
[source: Gizmodo]
Anders Øvreseth
in Silicon Graphics, Stunning visuals, visual effects
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Fancy microprojector from 3M
3M has launched what appears to be a very nice microprojector, ideal for people on the move. The MPro 120 supports VGA resolution, and is, as expected, somewhat limited in terms of light output. The price is about USD 425 according to the source.
It would have been an interesting lab task to set up an array of these units, combined into a high resolution image. Anyone?
This video shows you the advertising from 3M.
[source: engadget.com]