Toshiba is put to grow to be the main computer manufacturer to put a 3D-capable Blu-ray Disc laptop on sale, it said.

The corporation's Dynabook TX/98MBL will strike Japan in July and is based about a 3D system from graphics-chip creator NVidia.

NVidia's "3D Vision" system unites one of its GeForce graphics cards with a couple of active-shutter glasses, a connect transmitter to propel sync signals to the glasses and software.

Active-shutter glasses flash on and off 60 times per second in sync with the picture being displayed on the monitor. The monitor shows 120 images per second with exchange frames for the right and left eye and the glasses help divide these and direct the applicable picture to the right eye. In this method the sight gets a delusion of deepness in the picture.

Toshiba's notebook has a 15.6-inch screen with a Blu-ray Disc drive with hold for 3D movies. The notebook is support about an Intel Core i7-740QM processor and GeForce chip inside utilize is GTS 365M, said Toshiba.

It will continue sale in July in Japan. Toshiba plans to put it on sale abroad but isn't prepared to proclaim launch plans.