The World's Largest 3D Display Without The Glass Showed Off

The world's largest 3D display without the glass showed off

The larger screen without glasses ever demonstrated in Japan, courtesy of JVC and Kenwood and a huge 57 projectors.

The 57 projectors means you can view the contents of 57 angles and a side effect of meaning that you can actually peer around the side of the screen objects.

And when it appears, is quite a remarkable 200 inches. Also weighs 500 kg.

Sign of the times

JVC and Kenwood - with the Japanese National Institute of Information Technology and Communications (ICT) - are for obvious reasons not to pitch this screen to the consumer market, but we hope that technology will one day find themselves on the digital display.

Its makers hope it can extend the viewing angle of 200 at a time.

This is probably to avoid legal problems with Heinz, which seems to have inherited as a number 57.

Probably.

When it comes to 3D without glasses at home, now Toshiba is the biggest shows around the hatred, and will offer 55-inch TV ZL2 in England soon.