Sony Simulview, 3D TV with Two Images

TOKYO - Sony Simulview, ​​this is the first flat-screen TVs that can make each person in the audience to see things differently.

The requirement of two people who watch TV have to wear 3D glasses. The television screen using a high-speed images, to send a different image on each of these battery-powered 3D glasses.

Reported by Dailymail, Thursday (05/01/2012), 3D glasses equipped with shutters that are active, and open or close in a timely manner in accordance with the display on a television screen.

The result, each person in the audience saw his own image, and not seeing what is seen by the person next to him. However, so far these devices can be used only two people.

The idea of ​​television as a couple who made ​​the Playstation 3 is, stems from two different views that make the gamer can compete with each other, no one can peek at the screen with each other. Aside from being a gaming device, the TV also serves as a 3D TV, using the screen-speed 240 Hz for the Blu-ray 3D, satellite and cable TV, and Playstation games.

List of games that match the TV screen is still small, but among the list, have listed interesting games like Motorstorm: Apocalypse and Gran Turismo 5. This device was for the moment only available in America, while in the spring to come will be launched in the UK.

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