linuxeventually is offline linuxeventually
2009-09-03 , 00:28
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http://www.engadget.com/2009/09/02/n...t-on-blurrycam

and elsewhere.

I think Nokia should pursue this and release some products and new batch of N810-3Ds.

Obviously this tech is rough around the edges but the 770 was bit rough at launch but see how much it has matured, the N900 is Nokia's upcoming flagship. And also 3D tech gets a lot of gripes, look at Fujifilm's recent 3D digicam. But that's how it works, get into the hands of end-users and go from there. Also open source the software + technology; keeping it proprietary only cripples it.
 
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2009-09-03 , 00:34
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Screw the 3D : releasing an updated N810 would be enough.
 

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2009-09-03 , 03:35
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I think I would find a built-in projector more interesting than built-in 3D.
 
vhogemann is offline vhogemann
2009-09-07 , 18:07
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Screw the built-in projector... release 3D enabled video driver for n8x0 tablets!
 

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tekplay is offline tekplay
2009-09-07 , 18:11
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link to nokia research 3d stuff.
http://research.nokia.com/research/mobile3d

The above has already been posted here.
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=323253&postcount=1
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