does it cope with more than one viewer???
eye tracking large TVs I would've though will have that major problem..
Monitor stories are usually zzzzz, but here's an interesting one for a change: a glasses-free 3D screen that tracks your eye movements to ensure, it's claimed, you always see a perfect picture. The kit comes from LG, and its called the D2000. It's a 20in panel and uses a parallax barrier to separate out left- and right-eye …
At last.
I remember looking at a parallax-based 3D screen prototype back in 2003 (I think the manufacturer was Sharp), and it was a bit like one of those magic eye puzzles -- you had to hold your head in *exactly* the right place, indicated by a little red light over the monitor.
If they can also catch the reflected light off your eyes, they might be able to solve the lying down problem, too :-)
I can see depth, object appearing in front of other objects, but the depth goes _into_ the screen. I honestly can't see anything coming _out_... well, at the very least, not from the games and movies I played so far!
but, it might that I am just too blind to see things coming out of the screen!
I love my new 3d tv and quite often just sit there gawping in amazement at how my flat panel tv appears to be a relatively deep box. As somebody else mentioned though, I have yet to see anything actually come out of the screen. I can see the 3d effect and it does look stunning but it always appears to be happening inside the tv.