Tech-On! has put the 3D display of the Nintendo 3DS under the microscope. This is the LCD matrix, showing the RGB sub-pixels arranged vertically instead of horizontally. When the user turns on the 3D ...
In a nutshell: Color e-ink displays are becoming increasingly more common in e-readers and tablets. They're still nowhere as vibrant as the mature panels used in smartphones, but their ability to ...
MOPIC, a leading developer of autostereoscopic 3D display technology, has unveiled its 32-inch autostereoscopic 3D display designed for 3D endoscopic and microscope imaging systems. This press release ...
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