Cubicvue - Screen filter for 3D without Glasses

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Published by Mark Guim at 06/24/2010 16:07 Like

Ed Miller, CEO of Cubicvue, demos a patent-pending color filter barrier pattern that creates a 3D effect without the use of special glasses. The lens may be layered over existing screens as an attachment or may be embedded in existing screens. He uses a Sony PSP as an example. They are currently working with partners to release with OEM's or as aftermarket accessories soon.

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Putu Pradnya Upadhita, at 03/06/2011 17:52, says:
the only problem is that I'm not convinced that this vid is real.. But I've seen enough "real" footage about something that looks like this but than for TV's.
Putu Pradnya Upadhita, at 03/06/2011 17:14, says:
-_- what did the guy in the vid do? he put a screen that has been modified onto the nanometer level over a standard PSP screen. the footage might be modded, but that's just software and that's why I asked you if you were really sure that game developers and Sony self, wont use this technology in the future
0M9H4X, at 03/06/2011 16:30, says:
@ptuku: nope, they wont. the NGP has a regular 5" OLED multi-touch screen with tactile feedback, nothing 3D so they obviously didnt consider it for their next handheld
Putu Pradnya Upadhita, at 03/06/2011 15:05, says:
so you think that gamedevelopers and sony won't consider to use this?
genocidepv, at 02/06/2011 04:59, says:
what camera did you use? :)
smallmanscott, at 12/20/2010 18:11, says:
No the 3DS is using a 3D screen developed by Sharp This is an attempt at a cost effective solution.
0M9H4X, at 09/06/2010 21:13, says:
aw thisis what nintendo uses in 3DS isnt it? only problem is that only videos and homebrews could use a "modded" PSP like yours for displaying polarized content