There are moments when a big manufacturer announces new equipment and when it is revealed, you don’t know how to react? That’s what Samsung has done now, they went to 2009 and came back with a decades-old relic.
During the fair held in the United States of America CES 2025, The Korean giant, together with other manufacturers, boast about new product lines that will soon enter the market. As for Samsung itself, it is assumed that this is where they will show new smartphone models Galaxy S. But for now, they have returned from a different era.
Surprising technology of a new product line
Oto Odyssey 3D G90XFit is a monitor, a “3D” in its name is not accidental. Here’s Samsung in 2025 showed a monitor on which you can view the image using technology without special glasses 3D. It will have a maximum twenty-seven-inch display 4K and will use special lenses mounted on the front panel to track eyes, which will allow you to perceive depth 3D in technology-supported monitors artificial intelligence.
Just kidding, but this monitor makes you wonder if it’s just that technology wasn’t popular too quickly and at the wrong time? What attracts attention is how artificial intelligence solutions will be used. Well, a monitor Samsung is to alter the standard image seen in 2D, on the content displayed in the technology 3D and all this is to happen in real time.
To be accurate impressive and if you remember back to about the years 2009 year, one might think that this is the remedy for the problems of 3D images from those times. The lack of content available at all and at a reasonable price was a terrible problem. Moreover, every second manufacturer used other solutions and at least Samsung By then he already had his own glasses for their TV line 3D, so what if they were expensive and only worked with a specific device.
This announcement brought a tear to my eye. It’s hard to think that’s it fifteen years since the explosion of popularity of films in 3D, which are now a thing of the past. Who knows Samsung also pioneered foldable phones, maybe this will turn out to have some sens?
Source: antyweb.pl
