That's not very good.Bathiche says that system's viewing angle is about 20 degrees, but hopes that with tweaks to the lens design, this can be increased to 40 degrees.
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That's not very good.Bathiche says that system's viewing angle is about 20 degrees, but hopes that with tweaks to the lens design, this can be increased to 40 degrees.
Do 3D work in short viewing distance ? I was looking at some 3D Panny presentation and they have recommended viewing distance for each screen sizes. What happend if you're too close to the screen will the 3D just dissapear ?
Next Xbox
CPUower7 architecture,32nm,4Ghz,4 cores/16 threads,8MB L3
GPU:new architecture from ATI,28nm,2000M-2500M transistors
RAM:1GB or 2GB GDDR5
Storage:250G/320G HDD or 2GB/4GB nand
Controller:Kinect+ traditional controller(wireless charging)
Display:support glassless 3D TV
Getting a high FOV on a flat display requires either an absolutely huge screen or a very short viewing distance.
What kind of next generation processor architecture would be best fit for processing Kinect? Would it be best to return to some kind of PPC + VMX architecture and process it on the CPU or something else entirely?
Finally is it feasible to run Kinect off a GPU so long as the run time didn't interfere with rendering etc?
When would you expect this to launch? Because depending on when it launches I start to wonder if this would be worse it. By 2012/13 PC shipping in the "low mid" end market may use for example Intel fusion CPU a node ahead of most likely twice as much ram.Next Xbox
CPUower7 architecture,32nm,4Ghz,4 cores/16 threads,8MB L3
GPU:new architecture from ATI,28nm,2000M-2500M transistors
RAM:1GB or 2GB GDDR5
Storage:250G/320G HDD or 2GB/4GB nand
Controller:Kinect+ traditional controller(wireless charging)
Display:support glassless 3D TV
nApoleon said ATI has begun developing GPU for the next generation Xbox at the end of 2008.So I expect next Xbox to launch in 2012,but maybe MS will wait another year for 22nm node.When would you expect this to launch?
Consoles use ram much more efficiently,it won't be a problem.By 2012/13 PC shipping in the "low mid" end market may use for example Intel fusion CPU a node ahead of most likely twice as much ram.