SENSIO S2D Switch Converts 3D into 2D

By Eliane Fiolet on 01/04/2011, filed in Home > Home

SENSIO S2D Switch Converts 3D into 2D [CES 2011] SENSIO Technologies Inc unveiled its SENSIO S2D Switch, a technology that allows a spatially-compressed stereoscopic (3D) video stream to be displayed in 2D (left- or right-eye). If you buy a 3D movie via video-on-demand or records content from a subscribed 3D channel on a DVR, the SENSIO S2D Switch gives you the choice to watch that content in either 3D or in 2D.

“While our SENSIO Hi-Fi 3D technology offers unrivalled image fidelity for an immersive 3D experience, the SENSIO S2D Switch gives consumers the flexibility to enjoy 3D content in 2D. With this offering, we add value to our partners’ 3D products and eliminate a potential barrier to consumer investment in 3D technologies.” said Nicholas Routhier, SENSIO President and CEO.

More information about SENSIO and its technologies is available at www.sensio.tv.

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