Viewing 3D content on the Legion 9i’s screen doesn’t require glasses, as it uses eye-tracking and a lenticular lens array to appear 3D to the naked eye.

A new era of 3D display technology is upon us, moving far beyond anything we’ve seen in the past.

Discover the Abxylute 3D One, the handheld gaming device with glasses-free 3D display and eye-tracking tech for a truly ...

MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL) has created movie screen technology that lets you watch 3D movies without the stupid glasses.

TriLite is revolutionizing 3D technology by building the first auto-stereoscopic 3D screen for outdoor use, with day and night visibility and no strings in form of 3D glasses attached.

Give it up for the ROG Ryuo IV 360 ARGB water cooler, the ultimate checkbox exercise in CPU cooling, announced today at ...

Not all 3D TVs are made alike. Find out the difference between active vs. passive 3D TV technology with our comprehensive guide.

Recently, we reported on how 3D tech house RealD had made a big presentation regarding their cutting edge Ultimate Screen technology. With the company looking to scale up the roll-out of the ...

Some 3D TVs use what is called a "parallax barrier" to give a glasses-free 3D effect. A parallax barrier is a series of slits on the screen that split up the image and force each eye to see a ...

Global visual technology leader RealD Inc. announced today the revolutionary RealD Ultimate Screen® has been installed in 500 screens worldwide.

Regardless of whether active or passive 3D technology is at work, glasses-based 3D televisions rely on those glasses to selectively show each eye one of two pictures displayed on the screen.

Apple may be gearing up to introduce a glasses-free 3D display on its next iPhone. The Taiwanese media website Economic Daily News reported that the screen would be “naked eye 3D,” meaning ...