Although Nintendo 3DS has a little trouble to sell (well slightly less famous for its lower price), we can at least grant him one thing: it managed to democratize the content in three dimensions. Proof of this is, some manufacturers officiating on the market for mobile telephony are launched in this segment, as is the case of LG and its 3D Optimus. Yes, well Sharp is determined to carve out a piece of the pie and the company of Osaka has unveiled a smartphone a little particular, the Sharp Aquos Phone SH80F because ... can convert 2D content in 3D!
And of course we will begin by recalling the technical characteristics of the beast:
- 4.2-inch QHD screen with a resolution of 960 by 540.
- Qualcomm processor running at 1.4 Ghz.
- 512 MB of RAM.
- 2 GB of storage + microSD slot.
- Double 8 megapixel sensor capable of recording videos in 3D (720p).
- HDMI output.
- Google Android Gingerbread 2.3.4.
As stated just above, the outstanding feature of this phone, so it can convert from 2D to 3D. We must admit that 3D has not yet fully spread on the web or for developers and there is therefore still little content of this type on the Market or elsewhere. This is probably what led Sharp to develop this technology. Inevitably, it is unclear how it works but apparently you just press a button to change modes. Remember also that LG is working on a similar tool for the games market.
If you are interested in this phone, know that it will land in all Orange shops from 6 October. However, since this is an exclusive, other operators will not benefit immediately. In addition, the Aquos Phone SH80F should be offered to € 199 with an offer of repayment of € 100. So of course, a lot of people think that 3D is useless, but must admit that the LG 3D Optimus rather amazed me, especially at games.
Translated from : http://www.fredzone.org
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