Toshiba has previously restricted its glasses-less 3D screen technology to its high-end gaming laptops, the Qosmio range. Now the same proprietary tech has been bled down the company's product line, appearing in a mass-consumer Satellite notebook for...

Over in Vegas at CES, Toshiba got a best in show nomination for its glasses-free 3D laptop prototype, although it was cruelly kept in a glass case.

But now it's free and Pocket-lint has taken it for a spin - at least our eyes have.

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The hottest topics at CES 2011 were, without a shadow of a doubt, tablets and 3D. Pocket-lint's already told you about all the tablets and, as an overall picture, we've even described the show in 3D but there's a subsection of the latter which made...

CyberLink has revealed details of its plans for glasses-free 3D PC viewing, with an announcement regarding its "cutting-edge auto-stereo 3D solutions with strategic partners".

The makers of PowerDVD, which is the on-board optical playback solution...

Apple has filed a patent for an autostereoscopic projection system that could provide "highly effective, practical, efficient, uncomplicated, and inexpensive autostereoscopic 3D displays that allow the observer complete and unencumbered freedom of...

Late because of leaves on the track, Podcast number 17 hits like a cheese thrown from a moving tube train (something that actually happened to one of the Johns in pop combo They Might Be Giants).

Rik, Chris and Paul undertake the task of nattering...

Held back to allow the team to return from their jaunts, foreign and otherwise, the latest podcast is chock full of discussions on the best products shown at IFA, Berlin, and the Apple "Special Event" press conference.

Chris talks us through...

3D TV? Yesterday's news. Active shutter glasses? Come on out of your cave. Autostereoscopic (glasses-less) 3D technology is where it's at, and it seems that all the manufacturers are rushing headlong into the field of lenticular displays like Scotsmen...

There’s no doubt that 3D is en vogue at the moment, but it's still unsure whether consumers are willing to invest in the hardware required or not.

There’s also the problem of buying into a standard which requires specific types...

Japanese company Newsight unveiled a range of autostereoscopic screens at the recent Finetech Japan 2010 expo in Tokyo.

The displays, which include a 70in version, use the company's parallax barrier technology to allow viewers to see 3D images...