Tag: glasses
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Sony PlayStation 3D Display hits the UK with SimulView technology
Sony has finally launched its long awaited Sony PlayStation 3 3D Display to the UK today by selling the affordable 3D system on Amazon.com for just under £450. Sony’s PS3 console has been 3D ready for some time and in many cases is the top 3D Blu-Ray player on the market due to its gaming…
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Toshiba Reveals Glasses-Free ZL2 3D Television with Eye-watering £7000 Price Tag
It’s been a while coming but Toshiba has just revealed that its first goggle-less 3D goggle-box will go on sale in the UK next Monday – it’s a titan TV called the Toshiba ZL2 which will allow viewers to enjoy movie, sports and more in a new dimension converting 2D to 3D without the need…
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Nokia and Vuzix partner to develop next-gen transparent video eyewear
Video eyewear experts Vuzix have announced a partnership with Nokia, in which the two companies will pool together their expertise to create a futuristic set of video eyewear with see-through lenses. Vuzix have been creating video eyewear for some time now, and are considered by many to be experts in their field. The company produces…
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More Disney faves come to life in 3D after success of The Lion King
Following the lead of Simba and pals in the 3D adaptation of The Lion King, which is currently wow-ing US crowds all over again since it’s original release in 1994, Disney are looking to the future of the film format and it’s franchises by announcing a line-up of family friendly faves set for a three-dimensional…
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Sony Stops Providing US Cinemas 3D Glasses
Starting May 2012, Sony will hereby finish providing cinema-goers with those hilarious 3D glasses that you probably pose in for your Facebook account. Sony’s reasoning behind the move was that it was just too expensive to front the glasses to customers, a deal that cost the company between $5 – $10 million per 3D film…
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Sony working on subtitle glasses for deaf film fanatics
It’s great to see that cinemas are becoming more involved in catering for those who may have previously been disadvantaged in the enjoyment of film, due to sense impairments. Special screenings are available, but this is still somewhat an isolating experience. A large part of that movie-going experience is sharing it with friends and Sony…