Sharp launches 3D for mobile devices

Sharp has a small screen 3D yesterday that they require users to wear special glasses - the first of its kind to close, rip cd ,the picture quality of a liquid crystal display 2D and 3D view of the standard mobile devices such as mobile phones and digital cameras.

The Japanese group of consumer electronics that provide 10-20 percent of small displays on the market could be 3D-ready made this year, 50 percent in the long term.

Just as the transition from white and black for the future, we will see a change from 2D to 3D , said Yoshisuke Hasegawa, CEO of Sharp LCD's.

The new product is an LCD screen attached to a  switch . If the service is activated, a very thin display screen that blocks light from traveling display in certain directions. The result is that the eyes are the left and right side of the LCD underneath, creating a 3D effect.

As the Financial Times has tried the new screen, there was a convincing 3D effect, but only when viewed immediately before and 30 cm away. is the need for the user to a precise location, it was not the technology used for televisions 3D. It is more practical in a handheld device that would be a mere observer.

The screen is 3.4 inch Sharp (8,6 cm) on the diagonal, similar to the screen of 3.25 inches of the existing Nintendo DS portable console. It includes a touchscreen.

Sharp and Nintendo are closer to the Kansai region of Japan. But the company declined to say whether the communication should be used in games 3DS portable Nintendo console will launch this year.

Sharp said it will be mass production to factories in Japan in early September. We use 3-D screens in their own electronic data and said that talking to the customers mobile phone manufacturers.

Sharp 3D display first began in 2002, but had lower brightness, lower resolution and took more space than the corresponding 2D.