Fujitsu shows off 3D-enabled desktop PC, Lenovo prepping 3D laptop?

We're not sure there are any PC makers not working on 3D-enabled desktops and laptops at this point, but it looks like we can now add two more to the watch list: Fujitsu and Lenovo. Of the two, Fujitsu is by far the most forthcoming, as it's actually now showing off an all-in-one desktop PC that not only packs a 3D LCD, but a built-in 3D camera that will let you capture 3D images and video that can be viewed with the included 3D glasses. What's more, while the prototype on display is decidedly boxy and bolted down, Akihabara News is reporting that it will hit Japan before the end of the year. Details on Lenovo's offering are decidedly light by comparison, with DigiTimes only reporting that the company will release a 3D-enabled laptop using polarized glasses sometime in the third quarter of the year, with Wistron said to be providing the display panel.

[cosmicinglewood Posted May 13th 2010 2:32PM]

Hopefully autostereoscopic- the glasses are weak... we see in 3D without goggles on normally--- so make the display serve our eyes not the other way around.

[GeneralThade Posted May 13th 2010 2:34PM]

@cosmicinglewood

Forealz

[iBurger Posted May 14th 2010 12:51AM]

@cosmicinglewood
At least this uses CHEAP polarized Glasses and not some very expensive Nvidia ones.. which for my opinion they shoun't be that expensive and they actually don't work as well with all this flickering
( W_W); --> NVidia 3D (FAIL !!)
( O_O) ! --> Passive Polarized, REALD 3D (Very Good and Cheap!!!!)

[Master of the Intangible Posted May 13th 2010 2:32PM]

2010 seems to be the year of entertainment.

[mmalsed Posted May 13th 2010 6:20PM]

@Master of the Intangible if you mean entertaining-things-we-do-not-want, then yep!

[Kromatik Posted May 13th 2010 7:09PM]

@mmalsed

I do, I'll speak for myself, thanks.

[mark29 Posted May 13th 2010 2:37PM]

Eugh

[anonymousx Posted May 13th 2010 2:37PM]

With all this fuss over 3D, to me it's still 2D & for others like me that wear glasses there doesn't seem to be much use for this 2D thing they call 3D. I kinda think 3D is part of your imaginations or just another way to talk you out of more money. Sarcasm is my middle name.

[SiriusBlue Posted May 13th 2010 2:46PM]

I've tried out a 3D TV, and I lasted five seconds before I (just about) chucked the glasses across the room. I don't know how anyone could last more than a few minutes without having to puke.
It's a gimmick, and these companies will learn the hard way.

[computerwiz908 Posted May 13th 2010 3:14PM]

I remember reading somewhere that the Lenovo IdeaPad Y560 was eventually going to get the 3D treatment.

[omnomnom Posted May 13th 2010 3:27PM]

DO NOT WANT!

[CityZen Posted May 13th 2010 5:40PM]

Gesundheit!