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Jaguar Land Rover head up display to stream 3D movies to passengers

Jaguar Land Rover is developing a next-generation head-up display technology that could beam real-time safety information in front of the driver, and allow passengers to stream 3D movies direct from their seats. Engineers are working on a powerful new 3D head-up display to project safety alerts, such as lane departure, hazard detection, sat nav directions,…

21st August 201921st August 2019 Chris Price 3D TV, Augmented reality, Car stuff, News

Pokemon Go players to challenge others for the first time

Pokemon Go players will finally be able to battle each other as the game has its biggest evolution yet. Makers Niantic revealed Trainer Battles will arrive on the hit augmented reality app later this month, allowing players to challenge others for the first time. A number of fans took to social media to react to…

4th December 20184th December 2018 Chris Price 3D TV, Augmented reality, Gadgets

Is it worth getting a curved TV?

Television began life as a big wooden box in the corner of the room with a convex screen (powered by a cathode ray tube) that brought black-and-white programmes into the home. Then came colour. Then the CRT screens gave way to flat plasma, LED and LCD televisions. And we even have 3D TVs. Now, it…

27th January 2015 Stuart O'Connor 3D TV, 4K, Gadgets, HDTV, Home Appliances, Home cinema, TV, TVs

The Top 15 3D Blu-rays for Christmas

[nextpage title="Next"] 3D films have been around since the advent of film itself. But it's only in the past decade or so that the techhnology has got good enough to make it a truly enjoyable cinema experience (despite the silly glasses). It's probably fair to say that 3D finally seems to be losing its "nothing…

15th December 201422nd February 2017 Stuart O'Connor 3D TV, Blu-ray, Christmas Gift Guides, Movies, Uncategorized

Polaroid CEO Scott Hardy speaks to Tech Digest about the Cube, tablets and more

Polaroid has long one of the most iconic brands in sunglasses, photography and consumer electronics. Founded in 1937, Polaroid is most famous for its polarised sunglasses and its instant film cameras, which reached the market in 1948., and continued to be the company's flagship product line until the February 2008 decision to cease all production…

4th December 201411th December 2014 Stuart O'Connor 3D TV, Android, Camcorders, Cameras, Cloud, Gadgets, Tablet, Wearables

Samsung showcases curved OLED TV on the London Eye

How about this for a room with a view? It's a pod on the London Eye which has been decked out with Samsung's latest curved OLED screen, the S9C. Samsung claims it is the first TV to feature Multi View…

13th September 20137th April 2017 shinychris 3D TV, HDTV, TVs

Samsung launches 98-inch UHD display and 31.5-inch UHD monitor

Samsung are rolling out the big home cinema guns ahead of their IFA 2013 showcase, today annoucning the release of two ultra high definition display. First up is a 98-inch UHD large format display (LFD) screen. The giant set hits…

30th August 2013 Gerald Lynch 3D TV, HDTV, Home cinema, Tech Digest news, TVs

Philips 65-inch 65PFL9708 UHD TV outed by design award win

Though they've yet to officially reveal it, Philips' first UHD TV set is already winning gongs, with the 65PFL9708 set having been outed publically by the European Imaging and Sound Association (EISA) awards. A 65-inch set, its been revealed to…

15th August 2013 Gerald Lynch 3D TV, HDTV, Tech Digest news, TVs

EYES-ON PREVIEW: LG 55EA9800 Curved OLED TV

A pint-sized IMAX in your living room? That's the plan behind LG's 55EA9800 Curved OLED TV. Hitting British shores for the first time at yesterday's Currys / PC World showcase, we went eye on with a screen quite unlike any…

12th July 2013 Gerald Lynch 3D TV, HDTV, Previews, Tech Digest news, TVs

BBC taking "a good old pause" from 3D after Doctor Who 50th anniversary special

The BBC have announced that they will be taking a three-year break from 3D broadcasting, revealing that the forthcoming 50th anniversary special of Doctor Who will be the broadcaster's last eye-popping TV event for the foreseeable future. "Watching 3D is…

5th July 2013 Gerald Lynch 3D TV, Tech Digest news

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