Dolby's glasses-free 3D prototype display

David Pierce takes a look at Dolby's new glasses-free 3D prototype display at NAB 2012.

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[PeterMarjavara]

This is proper 3D, and not the way it has been done before.
I don't understand how someone would like to sit in their living room with glasses on, and get vertigo from it. Now it has finally become somewhat interesting.

[itsdigitalmagic]

It´s 2016 and still not out on the market. What happened with the future?

[yeliab]

@SliPaladin Looks like i got something to look forward to!

[igeekone]

This is the kind of 3D that is not a gimmick. More people can enjoy this without the goofy glasses.

[xevious]

Inward or outward has nothing to do with the display or viewing devices, it has to do with how the content was made wether filmed or cgi, because thats where the lens's or depth adjustments are made.

[yeliab]

but think of it this way... in about 10-15 yrs or less - depending on if they make them... will start mass producing them and the price tag will probs be like $1000-$3000

[yeliab]

Think about this... glasses free 3D TV with the quality of OLED

[DanteGonxhja]

10-15 is too much, I would say about 2-3 years.

[charlieevoviii]

good but not great. in order to get the pop out of the screen you need the glasses, there's no way around it. without the flass the most you would get in 3D inward and no pop out effects.

[gormster]

this isn't remotely true. 3ds has popout effects without glasses. stop talking shit on the internet. go outside.