Read more.Takes another swing at bringing 3D to the masses, plays it safe.
Read more.Takes another swing at bringing 3D to the masses, plays it safe.
Has anyone ever tried this glasses free 3D, on a phone or elsewhere.
is it any good?
Nintendo 3DS I've tried in the shops does work surprisingly well. Not sure what kind of eye strain it puts on you though as I've only played for ten minutes or so.
Back to LG, because of the lack of support or updates they have shown on previous models, I would imagine that people will avoid them. This will only sell when reduced to accommodate cheap contracts.
It's certainly put me off, and if that wasn't enough, then the article itself possible would have, that is:
In other words, it's merely a small refreshing of an older model - not even ICS-enabled, which smacks to me of laziness on LG's part.In the 3D, performance and general specification department, little has changed, with the devices featuring the same glasses-free 3D display technology as its predecessor, with the same 800 x 480 4.3 inch display, the same 5MP camera configuration, the same TI OMAP4430 CPU, the same 8GB of internal storage and even the same Android 2.3.
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