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While companies in London are touting 3D with not-so-dorky-looking glasses, they still have glasses. However, next month in Vegas, Alioscopy is going to be showing off their Autostereoscopic 3D display -- NO GLASSES REQUIRED!

Alioscopy and TCL are going to be showing off a 3D LCD display with 3DHD autostereoscopic at CES in Las Vegas this January. I'm thinking this is the year of 3D.

Keep reading for more info from Alioscopy.

The Alioscopy technology is available through direct sales and licensing agreements. It is ideal for use in a variety of industries, including media and entertainment (film, video, casino gaming and advertising/digital signage), scientific, medical, architectural, and design visualization; all benefiting from Alioscopy’s unparalleled clarity, depth, brilliance and real-time capabilities.

“All indicators suggest that dramatic technological change is opening up new vistas and continued demand around the world for digital signage products and services with advertisers and brands,” said Philippe Roche, CEO of Alioscopy USA. “As a strategic partner with TTE, Alioscopy is honored for the opportunity to demonstrate our powerful autostereoscopic display technology in their booth at CES, and explore opportunities in the emerging 3D digital signage market in China, and beyond, that don’t require the cumbersome need for glasses.”

The monitors are currently available in 24- and 40-inch models. With no glasses required. Cool.  — Leslie Shapiro

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