![]() Anyone who does experience any physical problem should immediately stop viewing 3D content and consult a physician. Please refrain from viewing 3D content if you feel any ill effects. The Greening by Technology Area showcases Toshiba's environmental technologies including know-how in smartgrids, photovoltaic power generation and home energy management system (HEMS), all of which will contribute to the achievement and management of low-carbon society.ģD warning: Some individuals may experience health-related complications when exposed to certain kinds of 3D images. The Greening of Products Area features environmentally conscious products, including LEDs, PCs, TVs and air-conditioners. ![]() The Greening of Process Area introduces the activities of MRM, a leading provider of TV recycling management services to manufacturers, jointly operated by Panasonic Corporation of North America, Sharp Electronics Corporation and Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc. The company will introduce environmentally conscious business activities, products and technology in these three categories. In seeking to become one of the world's foremost eco-companies, Toshiba Group promotes three green initiatives: Greening of Process, Greening of Products and Greening by Technology. ![]() Toshiba will demonstrate concept models of glasses-free 3D notebook PCs and of tablet PCs running the Android™ and Windows® operating systems. The CES display will feature forthcoming networked TVs that support diverse services, including Yahoo! Widgets, YouTube Leanback, and demonstrate TV and PC interconnectivity using Skype. Bringing network services to TVs and PCsĪs the world of computing develops cloud-based storage and services, Toshiba ensures that digital TVs, digital recorders, PCs and smartphones can make full use of this new level of interconnectivity. The overall result is precise rendering of high quality 3D images throughout the viewing zone. The TVs employ an integral imaging system and perpendicular lenticular sheet to display smooth, natural images, while a wide viewing angle is secured by Toshiba's proprietary image processing technology that creates nine parallax images from the original content and then converts them to 3D. Already available in Japan, where they are winning a lot of attention, the "Glasses-less 3D REGZA GL1" TVs are specifically designed for personal use and come in two versions, the 20-inch 20GL1 and the 12-inch 12GL1. The company will also show how it has realized glasses-free 3D now, and display the world's first commercialized LCD TVs that do away with dedicated glasses. Toshiba will unveil the future of 3D at CES: prototypes of large-screen LCD TVs – in 65-inch and 56-inch models – that deliver full 3D without the need for dedicated glasses. Display of 3D TVs without any need for dedicated glasses (Toshiba booth: LVCC Central Hall Booth #11026) Major Exhibits of New Technologies 1. LAS VEGAS, Januand TOKYO, January 5, 2011-Toshiba Corporation (TOKYO: 6502) will invite visitors to the Consumer Electronics Show, CES 2011, to experience how life can be "Fun and Easy by Leading Technology" with the company's latest advances in digital technologies and new products and services. ![]()
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