Isaiah's Tech

More 3DTVs are on the way for this Summer. Every other manufacturer has them rolling in and Sharp have just announced their own 3DTVs as well. The company's new four-primary-color Quatron 3D LCD panels will be used in their new Aquos 3DTVs. Apparently, the TV will be 1.8x brighter when you're using those special glasses for the 3D effect. This new 3DTV will feature their own processing technology, FRED (Frame Rate Enhanced Driving) along with side-mount scanning LED backlighting. They'll come in a bunch of models with 60-inches being the largest. These Sharp Aquos 3DTVs are expected to hit Japan in June of this year, but the price hasn't been mentioned.

There's more 3D fun for you. Sharp has also unveiled a prototype of their upcoming 10.1-inch 3D display which would be perfect for small notebook, tablets, or even netbooks. Just like their Parallax 3D display, you won't need glasses for this one. We have no clue when these will go into mass-production but they can add a touchscreen layer if you want it.

[Slash Gear, Engadget]