Pavonine Korea, Inc., a firm from south of the 38th parallel, is showcasing its new 3D displays at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2008) in Las Vegas, an exhibit that just started today. The firm wants its technology to find a niche in the medical imaging market.
Miracube 3D LCD Displays feature a wide range of user options that make 3D viewing as easy and enjoyable as never before. All displays can be switched between 2D and 3D, and incorporate a special 3D Formatter technology that is compatible with the major 3D content formats. Also, the 3D is completely flicker-free and keeps a high resolution image. The viewers can also move around the screen without any restrictions.
At CES2008, Pavonine Korea will also present its latest technological development, a new 3D Display technology that will bring further improvements in brightness, viewing angles, viewing distance and simplicity of the manufacturing process. WGP (Wire Grid Polarizer) Displays eliminate any limitations regarding the viewing angles, allowing the viewers to see a perfect 3D result.
It also eliminates any limitations for the viewing distance in order to allow the viewers to receive the same great quality even from very close range. 3D Wire Grid Polarizer LCD will also revolutionize the manufacturing process of 3D displays, making them easily affordable for a mass consumer market.
Press release: Pavonine Korea showcase Miracube – A new generation of 3D Displays at ‘CES International 2008’ …
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