The first time I saw the glasses-free 3D technology from a company called MasterImage 3D, it was in the form of a smartphone-sized screen mounted in a little box full of circuit boards. 3D skeptic ...

Using a parallax barrier laid atop its 8″ LCD screen, The No Glasses 3D Tablet delivers a slightly different set of pixels to each eye, creating depth of field without uncomfortable, color-distorting ...

We’ve come a long way since those red-and-blue 3D glasses from the movie theater. Now, you can enjoy a 3D movie on your own tablet without the need for any eyewear. At MWC2024, ZTE introduced its ...

This revolutionary tablet lets you enjoy 3D images and games without glasses, along with all the familiar features you expect from an advanced Android tablet. Stream thousands of 3D videos and movies ...

Sitting in a movie theater wearing 3D glasses is one thing. Sitting at home in front of the TV is another. And putting them on to stare at a handheld device? Come on. Nobody’s going to do that. That ...

Chinese media and gaming company Tencent has revealed a handheld gaming computer that it says is the first with a glasses-free 3D display that leverages eye-tracking technology to adjust on-screen ...

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Does anyone out there want a 3D Android tablet? ZTE and a company called Leia—like the Star Wars princess, I guess—is making a 12.4-inch, $1,100 Android tablet with a glasses-free 3D display.

US enema-of-the-state ZTE and an outfit called Leia is making a 12.4-inch, $1,100 Android tablet with a glasses-free 3D display. Internationally the hardware is sold by ZTE and is called the "ZTE ...

ZTE's Nubia partnered with Leia for the Pad 3D tablet, an Android device that's intended to help people create and consume 3D content. The tablet packs Leia's 3D Lightfield technology, including AI ...

I despise marketing this misleading. Nothing is going to be visible beyond the edge of the screen. Anything else is intentionally misleading. I know the company supplied them, but some journalistic ...