The HTC EVO 3D and LG Optimus 3D just got themselves a new buddy in the three-dee picture-taking arena in the shape of Sharp’s Aquos Phone SH-12C. We know, that name just rolls off the tongue. {lang: ‘fr’}
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12 mai 2011
Sharp Aquos Phone SH-12C has 3D cameras, qHD resolution, Gingerbread filling
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Tags: 3D, Aquos, lenticulaire, portable, relief, sharp 
Pas de Commentaires »16 novembre 2010
Watch the Glassesless 3D Android Smartphone In Action
Sharp’s 003SH 3D Android phone doesn’t require any goofy glasses. But can it still deliver a satisfying 3D experience? Kat sure thought so, and this video seems to back her up. Even without the 3D, the Sharp device (here called the LYNX 3D SH-03C) seems like a potent handset: 1GHz processor, 9.6MP CCD camera with [...]
Posté dans En anglais, Matériel Tags: 3D, android, lenticulaire, lynx, mobile, relief, sharp, téléphone Pas de Commentaires »4 novembre 2010
Sharp Uses its Glasses-Less 3D Screens in Two Android Phones for Japan
A few months back I tried out a glasses-less 3D prototype from Sharp, where the cameraphone took « 3D » photos and made them pop out in their parallax barrier screens. That tech’s now in two Android phones—for Japan, anyway. The Galapagos 003SH and 005SH phones will launch on the Softbank network, with both phones having 3.8-inch [...]
Posté dans En anglais, Matériel Tags: 3D, android, lenticulaire, lunettes, mobile, relief, sharp, téléphone Pas de Commentaires »3 octobre 2010
Sharp trots out AQUOS Quattron 3D HDTVs, complete with Blu-ray recorders
You should know by the inclusion of a Blu-ray recorder that these guys are reserved for the Japanese market, but what’s stopping you and yours from drooling over ‘em? The 52-inch LC-52LB3 and 46-inch LC-46LB3 are the latest members of the AQUOS Quattron 3D family, and aside from packing 1080p panels and integrated TV tuners, [...]
25 septembre 2010
Sharp intros HDD-equipped AQUOS Blu-ray 3D players, complete with BDXL support
You won’t find this trio hitting US shores anytime soon, but those situated in Japan have a new gaggle of Sharp BD decks to ogle. The BD-HDW65 and BD-HDW63 both include a pair of TV tuners, BDXL support and compatibility with Blu-ray 3D titles, with the only difference being the hard drive — there’s a [...]
24 septembre 2010
Sharp unveils AQUOS Quattron 3D for the States
Sharp made US 3D fans very happy today by announcing the immediate availability of its new 52 and 60-inch AQUOS Quattron 3D TVs at CEDIA. The LED backlight side-mount scanning LE925 series starts at $4199 with the bigger brother going for $5299, feature two pairs of 3D glasses bundled in, a dynamic contrast ratio of [...]
17 septembre 2010
Sharp lance un lecteur 3D design, mais un peu cher
Le fabricant lance son premier lecteur Blu-ray 3D : le BD-HP90. Une platine extraplate et joliment équipée. D’emblée, ce que l’on remarque, c’est le look de l’appareil. Ce nouveau lecteur Blu-ray Sharp possède en effet un design singulier. http://www.01net.com/fiche-produit/avis-redac-8840/lecteurs-dvd-sd-et-hd-de-salon-sharp-bdhp90/ {lang: ‘fr’}
6 septembre 2010
Sharp planche sur un smartphone 3D
Technologie – Le terminal permettra de réaliser des photographies en 3D et de les afficher également en trois dimensions sur son écran. La 3D devient la nouvelle lubie des fabricants d’électronique. Après les téléviseurs et les consoles de jeu, c’est à tour de la téléphonie mobile de succomber à la tentation. Le japonais Sharp a [...]
3 septembre 2010
Sharp’s Parallax Barrier Technology and 3D Camera Seen In the Flesh—and I Like
Glasses-less 3DTV sounds like the greatest invention ever, right? But secretly, I think we were all worried it would look quite rubbish. After a lengthy session with Sharp’s parallax barrier technology, I can say chin up! It’s not that bad. Sharp wouldn’t say whether their parallax barrier technology’s actually being used in Nintendo’s 3DS, but [...]
2 septembre 2010
This 3DTV Has Sharp’s Quattron Tech, for Four Color Rendering
Sharp’s billing this TV as the world’s first 3DTV with Quattron technology—which isn’t hard, considering it’s their own invention, which adds a fourth color, yellow, to great effect. It aims to increase brightness by 1.8x. When Sharp announced they’d discovered the color yellow, there were a few sniggers in the back row. However a year [...]
