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Display maker AU Optronics aims to eliminate the main objection to 3DTV: the glasses.

From LCDTV.net:

Deadzones, in a 3D display that requires no glasses, are the angles from where the viewer cannot see anything clearly. Most of these displays need the eyeballs to be right at the center. However, this new 3D display from AUO has no such requirements and has a wide viewing angle.

Screen sizes currently max out at 15.6 inches, though larger models are expected in the near future. Production begins Q3 '11.

Read more at LCDTV.net. 

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Click for larger view.Thanks to reader Sagun for submitting this strange and interesting 3D painting.

The original site is Russian, translated here.

Click to view 360° version.Here's something cool. Recent startup TechTol specializes in near-instantaneous 360 degree photo captures, which can then be displayed via Flash in a web browser. The whole process from capture to display is less than a minute.

Uses for this range from product pages to educational and medical apps and beyond. As a bonus for 3D fans, the system also allows instant stereoscopic views. No word yet on costs involved.

Check out the 3D gallery here.