SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Leia, Inc., the creators of 3D Lightfield products and software, today announce the availability of its 3D Lume Pad. This high-performance Android 10.8-inch tablet ...

MENLO PARK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SXSW attendees in Austin next week will be among the first to experience the world’s first 3D·AI tablet, the Lume Pad 2 by Leia Inc. Already one of the most talked ...

The engineers and designers at Leia have introduced the world’s first 3D tablet powered by artificial intelligence. The award-winning Lume Pad 2 will soon be available to purchase priced at $1,099 and ...

Last year glasses-free 3D company Leia teamed up with ZTE to launch a 12.4 inch Android tablet that offers 3D visuals without the need for special glasses. Sold as either the Leia Lume Pad 2 or ZTE ...

SPECIAL MENTION: Forget cardboard glasses. By tracking your eyes with AI, the Leia Lume Pad 2, an Android tablet, can present 2D and 3D videos in 3D, no eyewear needed. Contact us at [email protected].

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 ...

Leia, a player in 3D Lightfield display technology from the US is the creator of the Lume Pad tablet, which enables users to experience a 3D effect on their screens. Recently, Leia decided to ...

Last year glasses-free 3D company Leia teamed up with ZTE to launch a 12.4 inch Android tablet that offers 3D visuals without the need for special glasses. Sold as either the Leia Lume Pad 2 or ZTE ...

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 ...

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 ...

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