It's not every day that you hear about an autostereoscopic 3D cellphone launching let alone for less than $100 (Rs. 4,299)... off contract. But that's exactly what Spice Mobility just announced in India. The M-67 3D phone features a 2.36-inch 240x320 pixel display with dedicated 3D shortcut key letting users switch between 2D and 3D viewing modes for the UI, images, and video. Unfortunately, this dual-SIM phone is only equipped with a 2D camera, not one of those
3D jobbies being cooked up by Sharp. We're guessing that at this price the viewing experience doesn't approach the
Nintendo 3DS, but it's certainly a harbinger of things to come.
[Thanks, Jay]
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