Nvidia, known U.S. company graphics chipmaker, will launch this year a technology for the reproduction of images in 3D without glasses portable. The news, leaked on the Internet by PC World and no official confirmation, suggests that the company will showcase its new chip at the Mobile World Congress to be held next month in Barcelona.
This system will update Tegra, the graphics processor that is used in phones and tablets. Nvidia could start mass producing this technology before the end of March to be available from mid-year the new laptops. Nvidia would be added and other technologies such as Sharp and Nintendo have already announced their arrival on the 3D glasses.
This system will update Tegra, the graphics processor that is used in phones and tablets. Nvidia could start mass producing this technology before the end of March to be available from mid-year the new laptops. Nvidia would be added and other technologies such as Sharp and Nintendo have already announced their arrival on the 3D glasses.
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