The Sony tv that allows different people at the same time be able to play games, comes only in the course of next year on the European market. The Japanese electronics giant is struggling worldwide with voorraadproblemen for its PlayStation 3d display.
The 3d screen was made in June by Sony presented and was planning to in november 18 in Europe, to appear. Sony reports this date is not to be able to fulfill it due to voorraadproblemen, according to Slashgear. The PlayStation 3d display will run on a yet unknown date in 2012 for sale. The screen is already in the American store shelves, but retailers would be new orders until after the holidays.
The 3d screen has a diagonal of 23.5″ and a resolution of 1920×1080 pixels. The simulview feature allows split-screen gaming is redundant; two users with the 3d glasses, each with a different image on the 3d screen. Sony says larger models into consideration, but has none of the new tvs announced. Furthermore, the screen is equipped with two stereo speakers and a subwoofer at the back. The included 3d-glasses operate on a rechargeable battery, which after 45 minutes of charging, the 30 hours should last.
