Sony to launch 240Hz, 3D-capable notebook next year

updated 02:15 pm EDT, Wed September 1, 2010

Sony shows 3D-capable, 240Hz notebook prototype


Sony is showing off a prototype notebook equipped with a 240Hz, 3D-capable LCD display. Engadget was granted an early look at the device, which uses an integrated IR transmitter to synchronize with the required Bravia active shutter glasses. The prototype uses a current VAIO F-series 16-inch notebook chassis, but the production versions due for release in 2011 are likely to be housed in a different body.

What's also not known is whether the notebooks will be bundled with a set of 3D glasses or if users will need to buy them separately. Pricing for the notebooks is unknown, but should be competitive with other 3D notebooks on the market.






By Electronista Staff

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