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Sony shows off an early 3D Vaio laptop design

Launches a prototype months after others launch products
By Rob Coppinger
Thu Sep 02 2010, 07:15

TRAILING BEHIND OTHERS, Sony unveiled at IFA 2010 today a prototype laptop with a 3D-capable 240Hz display that uses Bravia shutter glass technology for the spectacles.

How much this will cost and how much extra the glasses will cost are unknown. The chassis is bound to change again as well. But what does it matter, Sony has been beaten to the punch on 3D laptops by Toshiba and by Asus, to name just two, already. µ

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Math 101

"But what does it matter, Sony has been beaten to the punch on 3D laptops 3by Toshiba and [one] by Asus, to name just two, already."

Surely 3 by Toshiba, and one by Asus makes four, not two?

posted by : The Jasonator, 02 September 2010 Complain about this comment
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