At NAB, Dolby 3D, a glasses-free display standard, was being shown on a smartphone, tablet, and a prototype 4K 56-inch display.
Interestingly, viewers can adjust the 3D depth to suit their preferences. While side viewing is possible, the 3D effect is most pronounced when viewing near the center.
“Best known for its audio technologies, the company just launched its own 3D standard in cooperation with Philips, called Dolby 3D,” reports Engadget. “The platform-agnostic solution is far from ready to make its way into your living room, but it’s conceptually sound, and the prototype 4K 3D TV and mobile versions being demonstrated at Dolby’s NAB booth make us hopeful for the future.”
“As with all displays — especially those that support 3D — you’ll really need to see to believe, but we had an opportunity to do just that, and walked away very impressed,” comments Engadget.
The post includes a 3-minute video report from the show floor.
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