The 3D digital photo frame Nikon NF-300i, running Android, connects to the Web, where it gets converted into 2D images of 3D stereoscopic images and display without glasses.
If Nikon does not offer 3D camera (as Fujifilm and Sony or W3 and NEX), he began to occupy the land of the display with its NF-300i, a picture frame that has been connected announced in Japan.
A device a bit original. Firstly because it receives the 3D images from the site of the Community trademark (myPicturetown) where they were transformed from 2D images, using conversion algorithms. Then, because he has a slab lens system, a technology that allows you to see 3D without glasses. And, if the NF-300i is connected (RJ45 socket), we note especially that runs Android, the operating system for free Google mobile devices.
Finally, because the device is not for sale but for rent: a rental per month (1,995 yen, or 18 euros) or year (19,950 yen, 180 euros) is currently the only way to get this photo frame of a new genus. Time reserved for the Japanese market is waiting for her Nikon on this type of technology abroad.
Specifications of NF-300i, Sony
Tile: 800 x 600 (SVGA) lenticular
Brightness: 400 cd / m²
Internal Memory: 4 GB
Networking: LAN 100 Mbps, Wi-Fi 802.11 b / g
Operating System: Google Android
Weight: 600 g
Size: 146.5 x 109.8 x 7.2 mm
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