From the monthly archives:

April 2009

LEGOLAND California Gets RealD 3D Theater

April 27, 2009

RealD is one of the companies that is moving us all toward an enjoyable 3D experience in our homes.  RealD has been making a difference over the past few years in the cinema.  Recent reports have revealed a partnership with LEGOLAND to bring a 3D experience on a theme park size.  There’s more details in the press release below, but expect big things from RealD as a leader in the home entertainment arena soon [click to continue…]

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Magnetic and NEC Launch 57-inch 3D Display

April 11, 2009

Magnetic Enabl3D is a technology that demonstrates the current state of the art implementations of 3D TV.  Magnetic recently launched a 57-inch 3D display in a partnership with NEC.  The specs of the new 57-inch TV are as follows:

57″ Enabl3D™ Specs

  • Cabinet Dimensions 54.812″ X 32.562 X 4.291
  • Weight 155 Lbs.
  • Aspect Ratio 16:9
  • Contract Ratio 1200
  • Display Diagonal 57 (inches)
  • Display resolution 1920 X 1080 (WXGA)
  • Number of colors 8 bit – 16.7 (Million)
  • Line Voltage 110 Volts 50 – 60 Hz
  • Line Current 6 Amps
  • Power Rating 660 Watts
  • Video interface type 3D input :D VI-D 2D:S-Vid, Analog VGA, Composite

Magnetic’s Enabl3DTM 3D Displays are specially engineered industrial grade LCD’s that provide audiences with an extra comfortable viewing experience in crystal clear high-definition 3D without the glasses or use of any special eyewear. People around the world are raving about Magnetic’s Enabl3DTM 3D Displays. According to Insight Media in their 2008 Large Display Report, “These were among the best 3D auto-stereoscopic displays we have seen”, describing Magnetic’s portfolio of 3D LCD displays at Infocomm 2008. Unlike competitor 3D displays, Magnetic’s 3D display solution provides both an intense off-screen “POP” and the ability to play 2D video with virtually no loss in resolution.

[via Magnetic3d.com]

More info in the press release below. [click to continue…]

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