Although the screen can show 1366×768 pixels, there is a doubt weather or not it will be big enough for immersive 3D effect. The ideal viewing position of the laptop also has some limitations. The beautiful laptop with a 120 Hz LCD display is one of its kind and seems set to get an overwhelming response by the users.

The 5378DG comes with Core 2 Duo processor and Windows 7. It also has Wi-Fi, a 4GB RAM and a whopping 320GB hard disk drive. The Cine Technology of the all new Acer 3D Aspire 5378DG lets the equipment to convert 2D images to 3D without making use of any 3D GPU. The TriDef software bundle allows 3D movie playback and also supports conversion of 2D videos and games to 3D.

Minoru works smoothly and perfectly with PCs which have a 2.4GHz processor and run on windows XP or Vista OS. The stand of the webcam has two legs on the front and one at the back that enables it to stand up and sit down. When rested on the top of laptop screen, it resembles a robot with little red arms. The lenses have a fair gap between them that makes it very simple to talk to and unlike other webcams we do not have to stare at the lenses. To get it working we have to initially connect the Minoru to a USB 2.0 port and then install the software that comes with it.

For things to work out best, it is advisable that the distance between the user and the camera is 1 meter. This enables to keep the objects in front of the users and the stereoscopic effect to take place. Initially, we have to bring the images into alignment but later on we can easily get accustomed and define the 3D images. The best part is that you can bring it back to 2D whenever you want to!