**Naked Eye 3D TV List – Hisense Naked Eye 3D TV**
Hisense introduced its first naked-eye 3D TV as early as 2013. The model, named "Glass-free," featured a 55-inch screen with a resolution of 3840 x 2160. This innovative TV used liquid crystal switch slit technology, allowing it to support both 2D and 3D playback modes. Viewers could easily switch between the two formats using the remote control, offering a more flexible viewing experience.
The TV was equipped with ADSDS wide-viewing angle technology, developed by BOE (a domestic manufacturer). Compared to traditional TN, VA, and IPS panels, this display offered higher transmittance, brightness, and contrast. It also provided an ultra-wide 178-degree viewing angle, ensuring that viewers could enjoy clear and smooth 3D content from multiple angles without the need for glasses. Despite these impressive features, Hisense’s naked-eye 3D TVs eventually disappeared from the market, leaving room for other brands to take the lead in this niche segment.
**Naked Eye 3D TV List – Sony Naked Eye 3D TV**
Sony was one of the early pioneers in the development of naked-eye 3D TVs. In 2010, after Toshiba, Sony announced its plans for a glasses-free 3D TV. At the 2011 CES show, they launched several models, including the EX720, EX520, and BX420, showcasing their commitment to advancing this technology.
By 2012, Sony had significantly improved their design. Their 24-inch model demonstrated excellent detail, color accuracy, and brightness, delivering a strong 3D effect. Later, a 46-inch version further enhanced the visual experience, thanks to its 4K ultra-high-resolution design. This allowed for sharper images and a more immersive 3D experience compared to earlier models.
**Naked Eye 3D TV List – Konka Naked Eye 3D TV**
At the 2015 CES show, Konka introduced a high-tech naked-eye 3D TV featuring Ultra-DTM technology. This innovation enabled users to view 3D content without glasses. Built on 4K panel technology, the Ultra-D solution could convert any 2D or 3D content into stunning visuals. With patented hardware, middleware, and advanced software algorithms, users could customize the depth of the 3D effect to suit their preferences, offering a unique and immersive viewing experience.
**Naked Eye 3D TV List – Sharp Naked Eye 3D TV**
Sharp made headlines at the 2014 CES show with an 85-inch 8K resolution TV. Featuring IGZO display technology, this TV boasted a resolution of 7680 × 4320 pixels—four times that of 4K. In addition to its incredible resolution, it also supported naked-eye 3D technology. However, despite the impressive specs, the actual 3D performance fell short of expectations, limiting its appeal among consumers.
**Naked Eye 3D TV List – Haier Naked Eye 3D TV**
At the 2012 US CES show, Haier unveiled the world's first borderless naked-eye 3D cloud TV, which became a standout innovation for three consecutive years. This model solved issues like color distortion and screen splash, providing more realistic colors and images. At the 2014 CES, Haier showcased a 4K UHD TV with naked-eye 3D capabilities, using Ultra-D stereo vision technology. It offered a 140° viewing angle, making it more accessible for different positions.
**Naked Eye 3D TV List – Samsung Naked Eye 3D TV**
Samsung introduced its 55-inch "Glassless 3D UHD TV" at the 2014 CES. The design was simple yet effective, delivering a practical 3D experience that didn't compromise on quality. Users could view 3D content from any angle, enjoying an immersive experience without the need for glasses. The TV received positive feedback from consumers who appreciated the convenience and visual quality.
**Naked Eye 3D TV List – TCL Naked Eye 3D TV**
TCL made its debut at CES 2010 with a 3D TV called the TD-42F, featuring naked-eye technology. Priced at 180,000 yuan, it was one of the most expensive 42-inch LCD TVs at the time. The TV used high-transmittance and high-precision cylindrical lens technology to encode 3D video images, sending separate images to each eye without the need for glasses. This created a powerful visual impact and marked a significant step forward in 3D TV development.
**Naked Eye 3D TV List – Liard Naked Eye 3D TV**
On April 9, 2014, Liard launched the world’s largest naked-eye 3D LED TV at the InfoComm China 2014 exhibition. The 110-inch model used advanced mathematical calculations to minimize blind spots, providing a seamless 3D experience. With a brightness of 1000 nits, it was ideal for outdoor displays. The 10-bit color technology delivered over a billion colors, enhancing realism and vibrancy. Recently, Liard announced mass production of a 54-inch model, signaling continued growth in the naked-eye 3D market.
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