The Lenovo ThinkVision 27 3D Monitor may not have a built-in wireless charging stand like the NexMonitor, but you won’t need to wear special glasses to view its content. Featuring real-time eye-tracking for fluid motion, a switchable lenticular lens that offers more natural 3D viewing experiences, and dual 99% color accuracy (DCI-P3, Adobe RGB), making it perfect for content creators.
How does it work? The ThinkVision 3D Monitor essentially projects two independent images to your eyes, so that each one sees the subject from a slightly different angle. This technology offers crisp stereo vision and depth perception with 4K clarity in a natural as well as efficient stereoscopic visualization. Plus, built-in speakers and connectivity options allow you to connect other peripherals, including USB-C docking as well as modular camera support. Available starting February 2024 in select markets, priced at around $3,217 USD.
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In an increasingly dynamic hybrid and remote work landscape, the notion of ‘one-size-fits-all’ tech solutions is no longer viable. Research shows that more than half of CIOs are investing in digital transformation, where employers and employees alike are seeking the right tech tools that don’t just meet the minimum spec requirements but can provide the flexibility and convenience to catalyze both productivity and collaboration,” said Johnson Jia, Senior VP of Intelligent Devices Group’s Global Innovation Center at Lenovo.
