Fujitsu to launch glass-free 3D desktop PC in Japan in Feb

Fujitsu will soon launch an all-in-one desktop PC namely, Fujitsu Esprimo FH99/CM, sporting a 3D display.

And the good news is that it will not require the 3D glasses. The Esprimo FH99/CM is due to launch in Japan on February 25 at a price of $3,100.
Esprimo FH99/CM uses the Intel’s Sandy Bridge-based Core i7-2630QM quad-core 2GHz processor and the H65 chipset. The PC comes in 23-inches and offers 1,920×1,080 LCD display. It is powered by an Intel i7 processor and include includes 4GB of RAM. Furthermore, the PC supports up to 2TB of hard-disk space. It comes equipped with integrated graphics and a Blu-ray drive. It comes with a TV tuner that allows users to watch and record television shows.

Photo: Fujitsu Esprimo FH99 CM

In addition, the Esprimo FH99 offers Ethernet and 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi connectivity. It comes with two USB 3.0 ports, an SD card slot, an HDMI port, and an integrated Webcam. The PC comes loaded with Windows Home Premium 64-bit. Fujitsu is also offering a free copy of “Disney’s Christmas Carol” in 3D version.
We all like watching movies in 3D but without the hassle of wearing the glasses. A lot of PC manufacturers are working on such technology that eliminates the need of 3D glasses. Companies like Toshiba and other manufacturers are expected to launch PCs with glasses-free 3D displays throughout 2011. Fujitsu has not disclosed anything about FH99/CM’s international launch. However, even if it plans to keep the launch limited to Japan, we have other manufacturers launching such PCs very soon.