KDDI's First 3D Mobile Phone LCD Screen
This unique 3D LCD display is designed for mobile phones that are capable of showing still images and video in 3D.
By using two separate LCD displays, the images are interlaced and projected on two separate LCD screens. One display outputs an image for the left eye, while the other outputs an image for the right eye.
With each image being offset on each LCD display, you have a stereoscopic effect that tricks each eye into thinking that you have a real 3D image.
This prototype has been demonstrated by KDDI Corp. using a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels. You can view both still images and video on the 3D LCD display.
By using two separate LCD displays, the images are interlaced and projected on two separate LCD screens. One display outputs an image for the left eye, while the other outputs an image for the right eye.
With each image being offset on each LCD display, you have a stereoscopic effect that tricks each eye into thinking that you have a real 3D image.
This prototype has been demonstrated by KDDI Corp. using a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels. You can view both still images and video on the 3D LCD display.
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I usually expect this kind of cutting edge thing to come from NTT DoCoMo - good job, KDDI!
I imagine this wouldn't hurt battery life in the least, and maybe you could even display 2D with additional resolution.