Posts Tagged ‘3d

CES 2013: CubeX 3D printer outputs in basketball size

- January 9th, 2013

CubeX_Basketball

The latest innovation from 3D Systems looks like it might just be the replicator onboard the Starship Enterprise right out of an episode of Star Trek, but it’s not. It’s here, right here on Earth, in 2013.

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Optimal upgrade for 3-D phone

- February 19th, 2012

LG Optimus 3D

Last September, I gave the LG Optimus 3D a so-so review, but due to its recent upgrade, the phone warrants another look.

Normally, I wouldn’t re-review a product that simply got an OS update, in this case from Froyo (Android 2.2.2) to Gingerbread (Android 2.3.5), but the accompanying firmware upgrade takes advantage of the phone’s hardware, enhancing many of its specs, not just the standard faster response time and improved battery life.
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Hands on: LG Optimus 3D

- September 30th, 2011

LG Optimus 3D

Have you found yourself staring at your cellphone and thought that its big problem was that screen image doesn’t jump at you? If so, then maybe the LG Optimus 3D is for you.

As the name suggests, the phone lets you play games, watch and even shoot videos in three dimensions. And much like the Nintendo 3DS, you don’t need glasses to experience the 3-D stereoscopic effect.

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Frogger 3D hops onto the Nintendo 3DS

- September 23rd, 2011

Frogger logo 30th Ann_2011 FINAL

Just in time to celebrate its 30th anniversary, Frogger is back, this time in a whole new dimension, in 3D for the Nintendo 3DS. You can enjoy this timeless classic game, by Konami Digital Entertainment, but on an all-new platform. It’s been updated with new graphics and all new twists and perils that take advantage of the tight controls on the 3DS and give you the ultimate challenge – in 3D.
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Kodak ESP Office 2170 All-In-One & 3D printing

- September 11th, 2011

KodakESP2170

There is no shortage of multifunction all-in-one (AIO) printers on the market, but every once and a while one comes along that offers something just a little bit different. The Kodak ESP Office 2170 is one of those. It gives you the ability to output stereoscopic 3D images – of course, you will need wear those goofy 3D spectacles if you want to stand any chance of seeing your photos pop off the page. If 3D doesn’t wow you, read on, as I have inkling, (pardon the pun) that there are some other features that may tickle your fancy. Read more…