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It has been rumored since April that Apple could implement a 3D screen in the iPad 3, but so far I have not seen any clear evidence to support such a theory. These days the Display Taiwan event is taking place in which various screen manufacturers present their creations to the general public. At this event a American site discovered a 3D screen produced by the CPT company, which had the idea of incorporating it into a case very similar to that of the iPad 1 tablet. The screen is capable of displaying 3D images, but they can only be seen with the help of special glasses, so we are talking about a hybrid technology not really that useful for the average user.
It is interesting that certain areas where the Apple logo and the tablet series would normally be found were covered on the back of the tablet, but you would not think that it is a possible Apple prototype. From my point of view, the manufacturer CPT is trying to draw a little attention to its product and nothing more, and the iPad 3 will not have a 3D screen, or if it does, in no case will we need to use glasses to see the content. Using 3D glasses to view 3D content is not a method I would ever use and I think Apple prefers to keep things as simple as possible.
“Folosirea unor ochelari 3D pentru a vedea continutul 3D nu este o metoda pe care eu unul nu as folosi-o vreodata si cred ca Apple prefera sa pastreze lucrurile cat se poate de simple.”
Foarte corect !! Vezi ca trebuie sa tai un “nu” dintre cei doi ca sa ajungi la mesajul dorit 😛
Da corect de asta au acoperit sigla pentru ca ei promoveaza doar ecranul lor care e pus pe un ipad1.ar fi old school metoda de a folosi ochelari 3 d la ipad.am un prieten pasionat de foto si a venit la mine cu ochelari si al sau galaxy S 2 sa-mi arate ca se vede 3D.se vedea pe jumatate doar.adica un 3D slab.o tentativa.cred ca daca puneam acele poze pe iphone si ochelarii pe ochi era aceasi chestie si la iphone.