LG Electronics has recently introduced its latest gaming monitor called W63D which has been specifically designed to support 3D images and other features that would maximize the experience of hard-core gamers.

In a statement, the company said the new monitor provides the strongest platform for 3D games and movies because it supports twice the resolution displayed by standard HD screen.

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Technology giant Sharp Electronics has unveiled Friday its newest product which is a touch-sensitive liquid crystal display (LCD) that shows 3D images without the need for viewers to wear special glasses.

While Sharp did not mention its specific plans about the LCD, some analysts speculated that the new product will be available in the upcoming video game DS console of Nintendo which has a commercial tie with the company.

In a conference with the media, Sharp said the new LCD can support three-dimensional images at a distance of 30 cm (or 12 inch) from the screen without requiring a person to wear special glasses for 3D images.

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The International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is a much-awaited event that was held annually in Las Vegas, Nevada. This is a trade-only show where new and old products are introduced to audience mostly composed of people from media, celebrities, gadget experts, and other notable personalities.

This event is not open to the general public since it is considered as one of the major technology-related trade shows in the US.
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Technology keeps moving along at an ever increasing speed, the latest cutting-edge gadgets would have seemed like science fiction impossibilities just a few years ago.  Back in 1954 a gadget enthusiast would have had to have saved very hard to be able to afford the Regency TR1 the very latest in ‘transistor’ technology that actually allowed you to carry a radio around in your own pocket for just $50.

But things move on, and 25 years later, in 1979 Sony introduced the ‘ultimate in mobile music’ the Walkman. But this was a full two years after ordinary householders entered the world of NASA technology, with the Atari 2600 Video computer system. This gave us not only Space Invaders, but also the cutting edge graphics of Pac Man.

It has been twelve years since the introduction of the PalmPilot 1000, the must have gadget of 1996 that was the last word in ‘personal data assistants’.
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