Glasses-Free 3D Tablet Lumallax Launches on Makuake, Tops 3 Million Yen in a Day
The campaign's early funding momentum suggests demand for a tablet that turns standard SBS-format content into a glasses-free 3D viewing experience, aimed at users who want to experience rather than just watch videos.
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Dream Island Technology (Hong Kong) Limited launched its glasses-free 3D tablet Lumallax on Makuake. The campaign exceeded 3 million yen in support on its first day. The tablet displays stereoscopic images without special glasses or VR headsets. A hands-on unit is on display at Yodobashi Camera in Akihabara, Tokyo.
The campaign surpassed 3 million yen in support within the first day of its public launch, according to the project page. Lumallax plays compatible 3D format content such as SBS (Side-by-Side) format to deliver stereoscopic images without dedicated glasses.
The company positions the tablet for several uses: immersive adult content, movies and videos in a new style, displaying 3D models and CG works, education and learning, and checking 3D designs from various angles. Dream Island Technology describes its strength as a development approach that keeps pursuing the possibilities of 3D visual experiences.
A hands-on unit is available at Yodobashi Camera in Akihabara, Tokyo, in the PC peripherals corner on the second floor, so potential backers can judge the depth effect before pledging.
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