Acer Aspire 5738DG 3D Laptop Launched [Aspire 5738DG with 3D CineReal Technology & TriDef 3D Experience Software Offers Portable 3D Theater Capabilities]

On a day that’s been wholly dominated by Acer what with us having already covered the Aspire Timeline AS1810TZ notebooks, the mulittouch touting Acer Aspire AS5738PG notebook (and, of course, Acer’s new neoTouch S200/beTouch E100, E101, E200 and their Liquid A1 Android smartphones) Acer make TFTS once more today with news concerning their Acer Aspire 5738DG 3D laptop which is Acer’s first laptop to boast 3D capabilities thanks to employing 3D CineReal Technology backed up by TriDef’s 3D Experience software bundle – the latter dispensing with the need for a specialised GPU for 3D display.

Rather than opting for Intel’s 3D Vision graphics solution, as mentioned above, the Acer Aspire 5738DG does away with the need for an expensive 3D GPU thanks to using their 3D CineReal technology, which basically consists of a special screen coating that, when using polarizing glasses, allows for 3D viewing. Add into the equation TriDef’s 3D Experience software bundle, which brings the TriDef Media Player offering 3D movie playback as well as TriDef Ignition software, which allows for 2D to 3D conversion for application and games touting DirectX 9 (and above) support and what Acer have achieved is a 3D capable laptop with a particularly (all things considered) appealing price point coming in at the $1,485 mark.

Aside from its 3D capabilities, the Acer Aspire 5738DG is said by Engadget to be a Centrino 2 based device offering up to 4GB RAM but, at this juncture, that’s about all the information we have available until Acer make a full spec sheet available to us.

Needless to say, the moment we can act to firm up the details we’ll be sure offer you an update.