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Feb 17 2009, 9:00am CST | by Shane McGlaun
The screen provides wide viewing angles and requires no glasses to view 3D content. That is key for mobile 3D viewing as no one would really want to be walking around wearing ugly 3D glasses.
The demo product was built as part of a three-year plan to prove the viability of mobile 3D TV broadcasting that started in January of 2008. The prototype device also uses technology from MM Solutions AD that allows for real-time decoding of the streaming 3D content.
Via NEC
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