Toshiba Unveils Glasses-Free 3D Laptop

Toshiba has introduced the Qosmio F750, the world's first 3D laptop that doesn't require specific glasses for watching movies or playacting games in 3D. Like the Qosmio T851/D8CR model Toshiba proclaimed in April, the Qosmio F750 can also do simultaneous 2D and glasses-free 3D on its 15.6-in display. I harbour't checked out the laptop computer myself, but early reviews indicate that Toshiba's glasses-free 3D actually works OK.

The technology behind Toshiba's glasses-gratuitous 3D sends images of slightly differing perspectives individually to the left and right eye to create the effect. This direct screening requirement — the HD webcam tracks your eye movements — means you won't exist able to view 3D movies on the laptop with friends, but at least you can ditch the awkward glasses. Zdnet writes that the trailing is surprisingly accurate and promptly to reply, and Engadget bloggers said videos they power saw on the F750 "were jolly mouthwatering" once their eyes oriented to the personal effects.

The Qosmio F750 is, as you would expect, designed for multimedia system. It features a full HD (1920 pixels x 1080 pixels) display, Nvidia GeForce GT 540M graphics card (up to 2GB), Blu-radiate rewritable tug, and Harman Kardon speakers. The laptop computer comes with 6GB of RAM and uses a second-generation Intel Core i7 processor as recovered.

Toshiba's press release suggests the Qosmio F750 is targeted for enterprise: "a unique way for businesses, professionals and designers to introduce 3D content…with unequaled realism and greater profoundness," but with the jazzy burnished red finish and the glasses-free entertainment possibilities, the laptop should turn around whatever heads for consumers also. Look out for it in August 2020.

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