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Red Hydrogen One Review: A Fascinating and Frustrating 3D Phone

Red Hydrogen One Review: A Fascinating and Frustrating 3D Phone

Posted on October 29, 2018 By Jarvis

Some doubted it would ever happen, but nearly a year after its initial targeted release date, the first smartphone from cinematography firm Red Digital Cinema is finally here. It’s called the Hydrogen One, and marketing-speak aside, it really is unlike any phone you’ve ever seen before — for better and worse.

Handsets with 3D displays and cameras that can see in 3D have been done before, but never like this. The Hydrogen One employs a unique approach that’s fundamentally different from the likes of Nintendo’s 3DS or even Amazon’s long-forgotten Fire Phone. Plus, it’s modular, so it’s capabilities will only expand in the future.
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