NEC introduces 3D Notebooks with SoundVu

Jan 7 2004, 9:05am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Japan's NEC introduces (raw translation) a new line of Notebooks with 3D display capability and SoundVu Sound.

The new NEC models are the VALUESTAR T VT900/8D (desktop PC), LaVie S LS900/8E and LaVie RX LR700/8E.

As the Sharp Mebius PC-RD3D Notebook, we reported about in September, the NEC 3D Displays do not need any other devices like special glasses to achieve a solid 3D effect.

NEC is bundling a 3D enabled FANTASY XI to the systems to show-case the 3D capability.

The new line support NEC's SoundVu technology that uses the display as Speaker. We reported about SoundVu last March.
More Details in translated NEC Press-Release.

The new 3D and SoundVu enabled NEC line is available on January 29th in Japan.

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See Also:
LCD Monitor As Flat Panel Speaker
New Sharp Mebius Notebooks PC-RD3D with 3D Display
Heliodisplay - 3D display like R2D2

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