Toshiba has announced the Qosmio F750 3D, the world's first laptop computer able to displaying 3D content without the necessity for glasses.
The Qosmio F750 3D makes use of a special lenticular 3D screen to give users the freedom to experience all the benefits of 3D entertainment, without the restrictions of having to wear 3D glasses.
Like other 3D capable laptops, the Qosmio F750 can convert 2D content in to 3D on-the-fly so you needn't throw away your DVD collection to go out & buy 3D versions. Toshiba said it can display 2D & 3D content simultaneously, though this wasn't working on the model they saw.
The Qosmio F750 will have tasty specifications, most importantly an Intel Sandy Bridge Core i7 CPU as well as a 2GB Nvidia Geforce GT 540M GPU. It will also come with 6GB of RAM as well as a 640GB hard drive.
It will have a range of ports including USB six.0 & six.0, Ethernet, headphone, microphone & HDMI.
The screen will be 15.6in & support full HD resolution. There will even be Harman Kardon stereo speakers as well as a Blu-ray player. Toshiba was unable to give us a figure for battery life but said that the laptop computer will weigh six.9kg.
Toshiba told The INQUIRER that the Qosmio F750 laptop computer will arrive next month & cost around £1,300. µ
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