Samsung is the next company to try to popularize 3D displays (again)

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But unlike Acer's portable monitors, Samsung claims that its monitor can make 2D content look like 3D even if that content doesn’t officially support 3D.

Those who have dealt with 3D glasses may be relieved to hear that the Odyssey 3D doesn't require them.

Those displays also relied on AI, as well as a specialized optical lens and a pair of eye-tracking cameras, to create the effect.

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Author / Journalist: Scharon Harding

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Published On: 2025-01-02 @ 18:42:15 (2 days ago)

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