August 25, 2010 |
Video: Rockchip’s Prototype PMP
The video above shows you Rockchip’s newest PMP, the Nova X1 or Supernova X1. All of the buzz surrounding this is that it supports naked-eye 3D, meaning you don’t need those funky 3D glasses to actually see a “3D” effect. While from the video the 3D effect isn’t totally clear, the technology itself is impressive. Also, the PMP will allow on-the-fly switching between 2D and 3D modes, meaning that watching 2D video files won’t be a problem. Rockchip’s X1 PMP prototype, rather surprisingly, does not run on the Google Android OS – they have said they are planning to bring the 3D tech to the Android platform soon, though. Exciting stuff.
via clonedinchina
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[...] smoothness of operation is certainly cause for optimism. This also looks to be quite different from Rockchip’s Nova X1 prototype PMP, capable of 3D [...]
[...] model number, the RAmos Miumiu T8-3D will also be capable of 3D without 3D glasses, much like the Rockchip prototype Supernova X1 or Nova X1 videoed recently. RAmos will also be using Rockchip’s 3D solution, so specs and performance should be pretty [...]