The Esprimo FH99 / CM desktop PC, which is included in the FMV computer series list, liquid crystal display or LCD is coated with a board or conversion panel that allows users to view three-dimensional images on the screen.
The company plans to launch 3D PCs on February 25 in Japan, and consider later on launches outside of Japan.
Fujitsu has launched a 3D desktop computer that requires the use of special glasses.
"Without having to wear glasses, you can enjoy watching 3D images with your friends," said Fujitsu engineer Toshiro Ohbitsu. "You can share this excitement with your family." Similarly, as quoted from Physorg (12/01/11).
The computer allows users to record and watch television and edit the pictures.
Last month, Toshiba launched in Japan a product called the first television in the world that allows viewers to view 3D images without special glasses, amidst the fierce market competition as when the technology gains momentum.
Many industries say that demand for 3D televisions is stifled because of the unwillingness of consumers to wear glasses.