Toshiba again goes 3D with P770 and P775 satellite laptops

The Launched

Toshiba has once again come up with something very techno-vative. The upcoming launch of Toshiba's P770 and P775 is expected to be a big hit among the techno freaks, though the date of launch is yet not confirmed. The role, laptops would play for home entertainment, is creditable. The prizewinning USP of the gadget is that it comes with 3D technology, and has a dedicated processor for real time conversion of SD video to HD. The brand's existing laptop - Toshiba Satellite A665 3-D, uses NVIDIA 3D vision and plays content directly on the stereoscopic display. The demand for an update made Toshiba come up with two new models with the ability to play and record 3D content.

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For those who crave for an ultimate 3D experience, Toshiba promises to provide the same with no compromise. Both the machines are specific for providing quality output. The two releases will be an addition to the laptop's 3D satellite succession. The laptops comprise of a wide 18.4 inch display, with a refreshing rate of 120 Hz, that enables it with the use of NVIDIA active-shutter glasses. The transmitter of 3D Vision technology, being integrated directly into the frame of the display, supports the real time conversion from 2D to 3D from a 3D output.

Functionality

Toshiba surpasses all with glasses free 3D displays. There are few displays that use glasses for the 3D vision. Therefore, Toshiba moves a step further in 3D content generation as the laptops come with a pair of embedded web-cams. Using the same, a techie can record 3D content that can be viewed immediately on the laptop's monitor or someone else's display. With popular video chatting applications not supporting 3D vision, the technological prowess remains useful only for YouTube. This in the future may workout for video chat as well, but will it work for converting 3D stream into a red-blue old style video on the fly, is still a question unanswered.

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What to expect?

Toshiba's new offerings, Satellite P770 and P775, will not only support the display of 3D content but will also enable the user to record 3D images and 3D video from a webcam, which lies embedded in the frame of the screen based on the configuration. The prices and configurations about the two new laptops will soon be made public by Toshiba.

What not to expect?

Granting that the products are equipped with latest technology, they may be priced high when compared to other players in the market. With the innovation and advancement in technology, a die hard competition in the gadget market can be expected in the near future.

Wrap Up

The buzz about the soon to be launched 3D vision P770 and P775 has already spread in the market, but this time the computer geeks have greater expectations.

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