With a special display technology is the spatial effect can be visualized

Toshiba showed first 3D TV without glasses. The TV that do not require the usual glasses. The first devices in common size of 40 inch screen size will put the company in the coming fiscal year 2011/12 (ending March) on the market.

Toshiba wants to make it visible with a special display technology, the special effect.

This was announced by Japanese electronics manufacturers at the Consumer Electronics Show CES in Las Vegas. So far, only in 3D TV images can be added with glasses (so-called shutter glasses) look. The glasses have one at a time by an image for the right and the left eye, while the other will be dimmed. This creates three-dimensional effect.

Toshiba wants to make it visible with a special display technology, the special effect. It radiates the screen itself enables multiple images of a scene from an angle. The human eye is then transmitted in parallel to recognize the sequence of images as a three dimensional image.

Hurdle

For the big breakthrough of 3D-TV among consumers is the unanimous opinion of the industry the necessary glasses one of the biggest hurdles. Industry observers had previously assumed that the first 3D TV without glasses could come earlier than in five to ten years on the market.

Toshiba is the pioneer in 3D TV without glasses, said company spokesman Sascha Lange. Since late December, the company has already delivered first TVs to 500 selected stores in Japan. It is something which smaller units up to screen sizes of 20 inches, which until further notice will be offered only in Japan. TV in standard size of around 40 inches would give the three-dimensional television world but a big boost.

Hope

The new 3D TVs are for consumer electronics is currently one of the great hopes which should boost sales of modern flat screen TV on. In December of 3D devices have accounted for only about four percent of the selling flat-screen TVs, said Lange. Located at the top-selling 40-inch units, the share but even at 17 percent.

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