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The rumor on the upcoming release of a smartphone with a 3D display without the need for glasses. The online store Amazon is the first retailer to offer this new device that may well become the cry of the new technology last smartphone.

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Amazon keeps wanting to extend its range of products, especially in the digital industry. This diversification strategy has already proven with the sale of digital readers Kindle and Kindle Fire tablets. Today, the group is consolidating its good performance also as a developer of smartphones. Several models are being manufactured, one with 3D display.

The system implemented is able to track a user’s retina, which would give the impression that the images float over the screen. The novelty compared to the Nintendo 3DS already offers 3D graphics, lies in the fact that the three-dimensional vision would be possible from all angles, without necessarily having the eyes in front of the screen.

believe The Wall Street Journal , users can even use their phone, not in touch mode, but eye sight. Thus, the contents would parade using only the eyes. Truth or rumor? According to the same source, Amazon spokesman declined to comment. The appearance on the market of these new devices should be in the coming months, with no certainty as financial risks are not eliminated.

rumors about Amazon’s entry into the mobile market back in 2010. But no one saw the actual implementation. According to the website GNT (generation technologies), prototypes are being tested in the Amazon laboratory located in Cupertino, California.

doubt flat. But none regarding the ambition of this giant of e-commerce and the expansion of its global influence. Of course, this element of surprise that creates the output of high-end smartphone will compete with Google and Apple. Another device solely dedicated to audio streaming would also be part of Amazon’s current projects.

Sources : GNT, The Wall Street Journal, IGN

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