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Sony Japan Announces Compact ELF-MN1 Spatial Display for Desktop Use

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Sony Japan has unveiled the ELF-MN1, a compact spatial reality display designed for desktop use. The device launches in Japan on December 11 with an estimated retail price of approximately 54,000 yen. Developed under Sony’s XYN brand, this six-inch screen enables users to view stereoscopic 3D avatars and characters without requiring special glasses or headsets.

The hardware features a two-viewpoint system delivering 403 pixels per inch, alongside infrared eye-tracking sensors that function effectively in low-light conditions. It connects to smartphones or personal computers via a single USB-C cable, which can also provide power to the connected mobile device. Four compatible applications have been announced, including HoloModels, Deskrium, Animates, and Fenestra: my focus, her future.

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Original headline at AUTOMATON WEST: “Sony Japan announces desk-friendly spatial display that lets you view 3D virtual characters without special glasses or a headset”

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Release Date
December 11
Brand
XYN
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Tags

  • #Deskrium
  • #ELF-MN1
  • #HoloModels
  • #Sony Japan
  • #Spatial Reality Display
  • #XYN
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