A Wider Net

Philips has an exciting entry in the 3D TV space - the 42″ WoWvx display. Using a built-in lenticular lens, this display produces three-dimensional images without the need for glasses. It also has a wide viewing angle - something uncommon among static lenticular 3D pieces. I’ve seen displays like this before, and this one has a much higher brightness spec, and it has a much higher resolution, so I’m pretty excited to see it at Innovation Day. This is an obviously great fit for exhibit traffic-stopping, as well as visualizations for biotech, high tech, and real estate. As I mentioned in a previous post, there is a chance this device is compatible with the VuCAM 3D capture binoculars.
I find anything that can break free of the “flat” of flat panel displays is a major win. I’m a big fan of moving screens, oddly shaped screens, and really anything that departs from what you’d see in your neighborhood Circuit City.