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At CES 2024, Samsung is introducing a 3D gaming monitor that doesn't require glasses;  Watch the video |  technology

At CES 2024, Samsung is introducing a 3D gaming monitor that doesn't require glasses; Watch the video | technology

Samsung 3D Display – Image: Reproduction/YouTube

a Samsung Provided a new concept for 3D screen without glasses At CES 2024, one of the largest technology exhibitions in the world, which kicks off today in Las Vegas, United States. According to a report by reporter Jacob Rich from the site Digital trendsThe technology really works.

“I was never interested in this craze for 3D photography without glasses, but I had the opportunity to try it [o monitor da Samsung]. “I'm probably just as shocked as you that it actually works,” he said, noting that the technology is not yet available as a consumer product.

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The screen works with eye tracking. The two cameras at the top of the screen track the user's eyes and can transform any game from a flat 2D image to 3D.

“I had the opportunity to test the screen with the game 'Lies of P', and at some point I forgot that I was in a demo. And when I played one of my favorite games, enhanced with a proper 3D image, I felt satisfied. This is more than what I can say about the screens “The other glasses-free 3D I've tried in the past, where there's a very narrow spot that constantly interrupts your immersion.” “It worked great,” he added.

The display offered by Samsung is 2D/3D, and the company says that the user will be able to switch to 2D mode instantly. “It's a realization that you probably don't want to use 3D all the time, which is important. But you can use 3D all the time if you want to. The monitor converts 2D games to 3D, so you don't need any software Specific software support to make the game work with the screen,” Jacob said.

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Despite the praise, the journalist added that the screen is “not perfect.” “I noticed significant screen tearing in background elements when I rotated the camera. It's not enough to kill the experience, but it's noticeable,” he said.

The company told me it will have more details later this year about the technology.

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