HP`s 3D Notebooks Followed by Dell, Lenovo, Sony?

From HTLounge Hewlett Packard`s strategy is now focused on launching a new notebook with a 3D display. The Commercial Times, a Taiwanese newspaper presented an article on Friday stating that Hewlett Packard`s plans regarding this matter seem to be also followed by other computer manufacturing organizations. From this article we find out that Taiwanese assembler entitled Wistron which had an agreement with Hewlett Packard to manufacture its innovative notebooks, has also been contacted by Dell Company to enter in negotiations for manufacturing a similar 3D display model for the organization. Moreover, speculations have it that also Lenovo and Sony are carrying discussions with the Taiwanese assembler in the same matter as Dell. Even though nobody really knows what the innovative notebooks will incorporate in order to have a 3D display since the secret is very well kept, speculations arose on this subject. Rumors have it that Hewlett Packard`s model will comprise a 18.4-inch screen and the support of NVIDIA’s GeForce 3D Vision. This type of technology transforms a 120Hz LCD into two 60Hz stereoscopic images that can be seen in 3D if the user puts on 3D glasses. Taiwanese assembler, Wistron uses this existing NVIDIA’s GeForce 3D Vision technology and develops upon it, a cost-effective strategy which means that the final purchasing price of the 3D display notebook will not be above the traditional gadgets apart from the fact that the customer will have to acquire the 3D glasses as well. It is still unknown when Hewlett Packard`s 3D display notebook will be available on the market, but speculations state that first shipments will be done starting with June, but further delays may take place.