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Ctrl+Alt+Delete: Why 3D laptops can be a success

Ctrl+Alt+Delete: Why 3D laptops can be a success

Posted on May 29, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis
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Acer launched new 3D technology for future laptops earlier this week, allowing on-screen images to seemingly pop out of the display for a dazzling effect. 

When I first heard of Acer’s plans to develop a 3D laptop, I was very sceptical. After all, 3D gadgets arguably went bust in 2017, with Sony and LG pulling support for their TVs and Nintendo abandoning its 3D strategy when transitioning from the 3DS to the Switch.
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