Sharp has finally released its 3D flat-panel LCD monitor, a 15-inch version creatively dubbed the “LL-151-3D.” Sharp, Sony, and other display manufacturers worked to develop a standard for the 3D monitors, though, which means that investing in the $1,500 unit means it should continue to work with future products for a while. While the technology is intended primarily for gamers, Sharp hopes to also sell units to scientists and bathtub chemists who have a need to view molecular structures and the like in 3D.
No special equipment is required to see the 3D images, but users do have to sit directly in front of the screen to get the full effect. (Thanks, Teemu!)
Read – Sharp brings 3D to PCs, without the funny specs [CNet]
Read – Product Page [Sharp3D]
