Full Parallax 3D HDTV: Holographic Television no 3D glasses needed
Filed under: Electronics, Televisions | By: John
Posted on: May 23, 2007 | No Comments
With still many people watching old CRT televisions, many people need to up[date and have not been able to because of the price, but in every store we go to now including supermarkets we see tons of flat panel televisions at really stupidly cheap prices.
My first flat panel TV was a plasma which when I brought it about 3 years ago cost me more than 7 times what they do now.
Now with the next stage of HDTV taking over all the electronics stores and supermarkets we will see the HD revolution really take of and television picture quality like we have never seen before.
As a person that always loves to keep up with the latest technologies I fell HDTV’s are good but what happened to the virtual reality we were all once promised for our computer games and television experiences.
It has been forgotten for many years, but that does not mean things have not been in development behind closed doors.
Yes 3D holographic displays are something that is much better than these current boring flat television experiences, and also this technology is on its way to all of us over the coming years.
One company called SeeReal Technologies are on path to making 3D (Holographic) HDTV Televisions that do not need them dorky 3D glasses.
SeeReal is well on course for bringing 3D televisions to our living rooms, and so much so that SeeReal has over 100 patents filed for this technology.
Sub-Hologram and Viewing Window Technology
If you thought watching a horror movie was scary sometimes, you have not seen a thing yet…with a 3D horror movie you will be there.
SeeReal 3D Technology Includes:
- Holography based on today’s technologies
- Freedom of movement
- High compatibility with existing content and standards
- Full HD resolution or better
- Solutions for TV, PC and games displays
- Interactive real-time computing
Visit SeeReal.com
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