The Japanese based laptop maker Toshiba have released two new laptops the Satellite P770 3D and the Satellite P775 3D. Both of these machines are 3D Ready and use the 3D 120Hz 18.4 inch high definition TruBrite LCD displays and although these are not the first 3D laptops from Toshiba they mark another step forward in the development of this technology.
But what the Satellite P770 3D and the Satellite P775
This is reputedly the only webcam available that allows the user to produce a video or have webcam image in 3D, this device uses the same technology that filmmakers do and yet it has been made small enough to fit onto the desk or over the monitor. In order to enjoy the 3D effect all the viewer has to do is wear those cool looking 3D glasses (five pairs are included).
Here are the features and specs of the brilliant 3D web camera:
The camer
You can blame James Cameron and his latest movie Avatar for this one, it is a 3D Web Camera and to go in with the hi-tech look and feel the design shows up as a small creature.
Of course the eyes serve as the two lenses which are required for a 3D image, it looks cool but you are going to have to wear those glasses, luckily three pairs are included in with the webcam.
Features – A viewer needs nothing more than 3D cyan/red glasses (five pairs included) to see the three-dimensional image. The camera “hangs” from the top of your monitor with its arms and plugs
If you are looking into making 3D movies then you are going to want to take a look at this device, it is what is supposed to be the only camera of its kind on the market at the moment.
It has the same effect as taking the image with two cameras and merging the images together, this is effectively how 3D TV is made.
Features – The camera “hangs” from the top of your monitor with its arms and plugs into your PC running Windows XP, Vista, or Windows 7 using its built-in USB cable (requires USB 2.0). Its two cameras can capture video at 800 x 600 resolutions at 1
