Remember the Nintendo 3DS? It was announced in 2010, released a year later, and brought glasses-free 3D experiences mainstream all the way up until the handheld console was discontinued in 2020. But Nintendo ended up leaving glasses-free 3D behind, and so did almost everyone else. The fad never became the future, although that doesn't mean there aren't impressive uses of glasses-free 3D technology available today. Acer has been leading the charge, especially in the PC and gaming markets. Using its SpatialLabs technology, the company released a gaming laptop and a few monitors equipped with stereoscopic 3D capabilities.
Acer SpatialLabs View Pro portable monitor review: The only real way to experience PC games in glasses-free 3D
