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National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT) has announced that the institute successfully developed the electron holography method stereoscopic technology which enables the ultimate viewing zone angle of 15 degrees and 4 cm diagonal display size color video display. In this development, by applying its own display technology to increase viewing area to high-resolution device with 3300 mega-pixels, the newly developed device is able to gain three time wider viewing zone angles than conventional devices and about two times broader two times broader video holographic display.
It seems that 3D video display technology development is accelerated to bring us to a virtually "real" world without glasses.
Source: NICT's news release (Japanese)


9/28/10
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