DualView Display Shows Two Full-Screen Images Simultaneously - Is Officially Awesome
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Sharp's sharp engineers have developed the 'DualView' technology that shows two full-screen images at a same time - and you only have to change your viewing angle to see each image. The technology has found its way to the dashboards of the cars meant for the rich people. One most wonderful use of the technology is that it will show navigational map on your dashboard to you and Desperate Housewives to your wife; making your long-drive peaceful. Check out the video below -
Sharp has been a pioneer in the 3D display technologies. Jonathan Mather, Principal Researcher at Sharp's Europe laboratories says that the technology finds its root in the glasses-free 3D. Mather and his team have been working on developing the DualView technology since 2001. It's just matter of time that the technology will make its way to TV sets in your drawing rooms and of course on mobiles & tablets.
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