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Predator Triton 500 SE The annual Next@Acer Global Press Conference has introduced technologies to consumers that no one can ever imagine. This 2021, the Taiwanese tech giant has outdone itself by joining the RE100 initiative and pledging to achieve 100% renewable energy by the year 2035. In additi

Acer last week unveiled their all-new SpatialLabs technology, a groundbreaking piece of software that effectively lifts content off the laptop screen to be viewed and rendered in 3D, without the use of a headset.

Acer is arming the its ConceptD laptop with stereo cameras and a UHD panel with liquid crystal lenticular lens optically bonded to it.

Acer unveils Spatial Labs Acer  has announced Spatial Labs aimed at giving  the virtual world a more physical dimension by delivering stereoscopic 3D experiences in a new  way. Content literally floats in front of the screen, allowing creators to examine their creations in real-time and 360 degrees—without the need for specialized glasses. Acer also announced the SpatialLabs Developer Program for Unreal Engine developers interested in presenting projects with SpatialLabs. Those enrolled in...

The yearly event showcases what's next for the Taiwanese company's Predator gaming line, Concept D PCs for creatives and a new sustainably sourced Aspire Vero.

Published on 27 May, 2021 Acer have just announced a brand-new prototype laptop thats essentially a giant Nintendo 3DS. Their new, creator-focused ConceptD Spatial Labs device has a 15.6in stereoscopic 3D display to let animators and artists view their creations in proper 3D without the need for special glasses. Its not really geared up for gaming, but a YouTuber they got in to demonstrate the laptop during their press conference called it "the future". Sorry, I think I he...

The 2D/3D prototype laptop is part of Acers new SpatialLabs initiative, and the company aims to seed it out to Unreal Engine developers.

Editors Summary: First unveiled on a ConceptD notebook, SpatialLabs combines an eye-tracking stereo camera, a stereoscopic 3D display and real-time rendering...

Chris Davies - May 27, 2021, 8:45am CDT Acer wants to bring stereoscopic 3D to laptops, with a new SpatialLabs display that promises to float graphics right out of a laptop’s screen without demanding you wear special glasses to see them. The system instead combines a switchable lenticular lens screen with an eye-tracking camera, all fitted into a prototype ConceptD notebook. 3D certainly isn’t new, and neither are attempts to bring it to graphics pros in a usable way. The...