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The system, becoming launched to LG’s new "Dual View" televisions, allows gamers to use the same screen but see diverse photos, thanks to distinct 3D-design eyeglasses.


The new technological innovation, demonstrated by Microsoft and set to go on sale in a restricted amount of LG televisions, shows two separate pictures on the exact same display, and then employs unique 3D-style glasses to guarantee that every single player can only see 1 picture.


Presently only offered on the Xbox platform, the technology works with LG’s Cinema 3D assortment, which includes the new flagship LW980T


Gamers will, however, have to purchase extra pairs of special eyeglasses, which are anticipated to retail for significantly less than £20 for both pairs.


At the moment, video clip players use a split display screen to expose their respective positions on the exact same television, but this means that rival players can also see their opponent’s watch. Using the new engineering, each player sees only a 2D model of their own position.


A committed, 24” Sony gaming television is set to be introduced in the Uk later in the yr, and will make a similar technique achievable for PlayStation consumers. That model, however, makes use of more costly “active shutter” glasses, even though LG’s designs adopt the more affordable “passive” glasses technology.
The flagship LW980T will retail from £1,799, but the ‘Dual View’ technologies is also be obtainable across LG’s ‘Cinema 3D’ assortment. LG demonstrated the method at the IFA technologies conference in Berlin.