What is the distinguishing feature of Toshiba’s new model of notebook?

One of the biggest obstacles to 3-D adoption in the home is the requirement for uncomfortable, eye straining glasses. Now there is an alternative, at least in the laptop department.(7)Today Toshiba introduced the world’s first glasses free 3D notebook the F755. It allows for a "broad viewing zone from which to view 3D content," according to the press release. But this may also mean two people won’t be able to watch the screen in 3-D at the same time.(8)In another effort to make 3-D more compelling to consumers, yesterday Panasonic, Sony and Samsung teamed up to announce their support of the "Full HI)3-D Glasses Initiative," which would mean one brand of glasses could be worn to view all of their 3D TV models.
    Although a glasses free 3-D notebook may fare better than glasses-requiring models, statistics from a March 2011 survey by research firm ABI Research still show consumers aren’t overly excited by the technology.