DDD Group plc will host demonstrations of the latest TriDef powered 3D products in suites at the MGM Grand during the 2013 International CES, which opens today in Las Vegas. DDD will demonstrate the latest advances for the next generation of glasses-free tablets, including automatic 3D game conversion for popular Android games as well as 2D to 3D conversion for photos and video.
DDD will also demonstrate the new Yabazam Android App along with content from Yabazam, its 3D content label that is now available for PC, Smart TV, smartphones and tablets. The Yabazam App has been downloaded by over 180,000 customers of Samsung and LG 3D Smart TVs. Yabazam is a 3D content streaming service that offers a diverse range of originally made 3D programming, including movies, animations and music videos. DDD has provided Lenovo with Yabazam content to display on its B7 Windows 8 All-in-One PC at CES this week.
Many of the world's biggest manufacturers of consumer electronics use DDD's TriDef solutions to enable 3D in their TVs, PCs and mobile devices and over 23 million TriDef 3D products have been shipped by DDD's licensees worldwide. Licensees include Samsung, LG, Sony, HP and Lenovo. TriDef 3D converts video, photos and games from 2D to 3D in real time. It allows more than 740 of the latest PC games to be played in stereoscopic 3D 'off the shelf', including over 100 popular Chinese titles.
Most recently, DDD partnered with Hangzhou ShunWang Technology Co. Ltd., China's leading iCafe software provider, to bring 3D games to the sizeable internet cafe market in China. Chris Yewdall, Chief Executive of DDD, said: "TriDef 3D has now shipped in well over 23 million consumer products, more than doubling from the 10 million that had shipped at the time of CES last year. TriDef has become a key 3D solution for PCs, TVs and mobile devices, whilst our Yabazam app continues to expand the range of programming available to 3D TV owners."
