A German-made computer display for viewing stereoscopic images without the need for glasses. High resolution full colour stereo pictures can be viewed by one person sitting in front of the screen. The display is used mainly by R&D departments in bio-chemistry, 3D modelling and architecture. Its current price tag starting at several thousand euros places it beyond the reach of the consumer.

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The sharpness, quality and unbelievable stereoscopic effect of this display are absolutely stunning. I have never seen stereo images looking brighter and more attractive. Full review article in preparation.

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Keywords: Stereoscopic, displays, monitors