New York – Four more
manufacturers have announced they support the Full HD 3D Glasses Initiative.
The group, which was
founded by Panasonic, Samsung, Sony and Xpand 3D
, aims to create
a standard for 3D active-shutter glasses using Bluetooth technology. Royal
Philips Elecronics, Sharp, TCL and Toshiba said on Tuesday they will support
the initiative as well.
The program is slated to
start at the end of September, with plans to begin officially certifying
products manufactured under the Full HD 3D Glasses Initiative license, the
group said.
A logo was also
unveiled, and it will be used on product packaging to notify consumers of the
standard.
