Measuring 40-inches, the demo display has a price-tag of $10,526 and uses an optical filter-coated panel and specially encoded 3D videos that combine multiple perspectives into the same picture.

Sony's Spatial Reality Display is a new way for creators to preview 3D objects without VR headsets or special glasses.

A San Jose-based startup is building a holographic display for malls, movie theaters and eventually living room TV sets.

The laptops can apply a 3D effect to any game, movie, or content that supports 3D. However, content not designed for 3D display may appear more "stuttery," per a demo The Verge saw.

The display, dubbed SolidLight, goes beyond gimmicky holographic illusions that merely trick your eyes. Instead, it manipulates waves of light to converge, creating floating 3D images that look real.

Consumer Electronics Immersive Light Display Renders Objects In Multi-Angle 3D The 27-inch monitor might look like something out of the early 2000s, but its trippy holograms reportedly appear in 5K.

Fujitsu will soon launch an all-in-one computer that can capture and display video images with the illusion of 3D.

I watched some demo content on the display to see how it performed. The image appeared large and crisp, but the 3D effects weren't as pronounced as they are with conventional active shutter ...

Judging from a quick hands-on look, Sony's HMZ-T1 head-mounted 3D OLED display is one of the best of the breed.

With the help of a demo black-and-white video of parked cars close to and far from the camera, the team was able to generate depth perception in a way that fits naturally with the way the human ...

Youtube user [programming4fun] got a Kinect for father’s day and with just a little bit of code, came up with a 3D display using only a Kinect. Instead of the usual Kinect hacks like computer ...