Amazon's 3D Handset Revealed

<h1> Amazon's 3D Handset Revealed</h1> <html><body> Amazon's 3D handset comes with four cameras in front of it that are used to create a floating display. Last updated 16 April 2014 20 The first images of Amazon's 3D handset are now available. They show the four cameras that make up the floating screens. Set to be unveiled in June, the smartphone will make use of retina-tracking technology to make images on the display of the smartphone appear to 'float above the screen as if they were holograms and appear three-dimensional at all angles.' The latest images also show a thin phone - although covered in a case to shield its true form. <a href="https://1so.in/">Minecraft servers</a> Apple's patent-pending system is slightly different from the 3D display Amazon is believed to be working on. The first pictures of Amazon's 3D handset were released last week, pictured, and appeared to feature four cameras and retina-tracking technology . are utilized to create a floating screen' effect HOW IT WILL WORK The device comes with an angle-facing camera on the front of the screen. These cameras can be used to track the position and orientation of the user's eye and face with respect to the display. This allows Amazon's software to continuously make adjustments to the position of on-screen elements, altering the perspective of visuals on the screen, making them appear in 3D without the need for glasses. "Finally, we have photos of a prototype device that is yet to be released and give the world an initial look at Amazon's highly anticipated phone," web site BGR stated. "As you can see in these images, the device has a protective shell to protect it from the prying eyes of. This is designed to block anyone without permission from viewing the physical design of the phone. It is expected to sport a 4.7inch screen. Is your photo on the FBI's new facial recognition system ?... This is part of Apple's iPhone 6? Chinese site claims to... To safeguard the final design of the handset The case is placed inside. The four cameras are clearly visible in each corner. The handset resembles Nokia's Windows Phone with its large round shell, but that is believed to be simply to hide the final design </body></html> </h1>