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youtube.com - 10/4/2008

CEATEC Japan 2008 -- NTT Docomo DLP Projector Phone (video)

— youtube.com — NTT Docomo is showing a boxy little mobile phone with a DLP projector from Texas Instruments built... in. (more) CEATEC Japan 2008 -- NTT Docomo DLP Projector Phone (video)

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mobilewhack.com - 10/8/2008

Willcom 03 Smartphone Unveiled at CEATEC 2008

— mobilewhack.com — Willcom has unveiled the Willcom 03 smartphone at the 2008 CEATEC in Japan. The slider looks good... in pictures and it might prove to be worth buying. Although I don't think people will fight for it when it arrives in stores. Here are the features of ... (more) Willcom 03 Smartphone Unveiled at CEATEC 2008

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akihabaranews.com - 10/11/2008

Live: Robo Japan 2008!

— akihabaranews.com — The past two weeks have been pretty crazy here in Japan. We had the CEATEC (our coverage... here CEATEC 2008 ), then the Tokyo Game Show, more news will come later today and Monday (our coverage here Tokyo Game Show 2008 ). Today was the start of ROBO ... (more) Live: Robo Japan 2008!

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World’s first 3D mobile phone screen
Mobile Mentalism» The best mobile phones from the best mobile phone UK site – MobileMentalism — ... two, projected and interlaced by two separate LCD displays, one of which outputs images for the left eye, and the other for the right eye. With each image subtly different in position, the technique uses these stereoscopic LCD displays to fools the eye into thinking it's a real 3D image that' being perceived. KDDI were demonstrating a prototype with a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels, and both still images and video could be viewed in 3D. [Source: ITMedia]

KDDI Delivers "World's First 3D Mobile Phone Screen" [Cellphones]
Gizmodo — ... behind the project, I'm a lot less skeptical about the claim that they have developed the first 3D cellphone screen. You can't get the full effect from the images here, but it appears that this prototype 3.1-inch 480 x 800 WVGA LCD utilizes the "parallax barrier method" that divides images or video separately for the right and left eye. Naturally, no timetable for a release has been revealed. [IT Media via Mobile ...