WikiPad first glasses-free 3D Android tablet with attachable game controller
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Wikipad is the first Android tablet featuring a no-glasses 3D display and an attachable gamepad
Wikipad is the first Android tablet featuring a no-glasses 3D display and an attachable gamepad
The WikiPad's attached gamepad allows for more control when playing games
Wikipad sans add-on controller
Wikipad controller
Wikipad on display at CES 2012
Wikipad will ship with a rubberized rear coating
Article Summary
Ever since the Nintendo 3DS proved that you don't need bulky glasses to watch video in 3D, smartphone and tablet makers have been systematically releasing their own glasses-free 3D devices with varying results. None of these however have incorporated the experience with console-like controls to play casual apps or streamed video games. That's where the WikiPad comes in, with its no-glasses 3D screen and attachable gamepad to give a more immersive gaming experience.
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