Looks like 3D is the new push these days, and Acer has jumped into the arena with its Aspire 5738DG notebook. Acer’s first 3D notebook will make use of software and hardware in conjunction to create the desired 3D effect. Helping the software in handling the 3D experience will be a special coating on the screen and polarized passive glasses.
The laptop will have an Intel Centrino 2 Processor and Acer isn’t speaking much about the specs, simply calling it their first software-based 3D machine. Acer has remained quiet about the pricing and availability of the Aspire 5738DG notebook, but it is expected to cost £950 (US $1520). While it is good to see such laptops come along, such 3D systems still appears to have a long way to go before they can actually appeal to the masses.