First images of Amazon's 3D handset show four cameras in front that are used to create a 'floating' display Updated 16 April 2014 20 The first images of Amazon's rumoured 3D handset have been unveiled - and show off the four cameras that are used to create a floating screen effect. Set to be unveiled in June, the smartphone will make use of retina-tracking technology to make images on the display of the smartphone appear to float over the screen as if they were holograms and appear three-dimensional from all angles.' The latest images also reveal a relatively thin handset - although covered in cases to protect its true design. Apple's patent system is slightly different from the 3D display Amazon is rumoured being working on. Last week's first images of Amazon's 3D handset were released. They featured four cameras and retina-tracking tech that are used for creating a floating screen effect. HOW IT WORKS The device features an image camera that is located in the corner at the front of the screen. These cameras can be used to track the location and orientation of the user's eyes and face in relation to the display. This allows Amazon's software to make continuous adjustments to the position of elements on the screen, altering the perspective of visuals and letting them appear in 3D without the need for glasses. 'Finally, we have obtained exclusive photos of a prototype for the unreleased device and are giving the world a first glimpse at the highly anticipated phone from Amazon website BGR announced. As you can see in the photos the phone is protected by protected shells to shield it from prying eyes. This is intended to block anyone without permission from viewing the physical design of the phone. Minecraft-names.com It is expected to have a 4.7inch screen. Are you a member of the FBI's facial recognition system ?...? Is this part of Apple's iPhone 6? Chinese site claims to... The handset is displayed in a special protective case to shield its final design. The four cameras are clearly visible at each corner. The handset looks almost identical to Nokia's Windows Phone, with its large and rounded shell. However, it is believed to be an attempt to cover the final design.
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