A Belgian French-language daily has issued what is thought to be Europe's first 3D newspaper - complete with cardboard viewing glasses.

比利时一家法语报纸最近推出了欧洲首份3D版的报纸，随报附赠特制眼镜以便读者体验3D效果。

A Belgian French-language daily has issued what is thought to be Europe's first 3D newspaper - complete with cardboard viewing glasses.

All the photos and ads in La Derniere Heure's (DH) special edition were given a three-dimensional effect, but the text remained the same.

DH's editor said there were no further 3D plans due to the costs involved.

Reviewers in France saluted¹（赞扬） the paper's "bold initiative（首创精神） " but called the overall result "far from perfect".

'3D challenge'

Editor Hubert Leclercq said it took two months to prepare the special edition, which had a higher than normal print run of 115,000 copies for the newsstands（报摊，杂志摊） .

"We hear about 3D cinema, television and video games, so we took up the challenge," Mr Leclercq told the AFP news agency.

According to PC World's French edition, readers could obtain the best results by holding the paper 50cm (20in) from the eyes in a well-lit area.

"It takes a few minutes to get used to pictures in 3D," it said, noting the limited quality of the disposable（可任意处理的，用后可丢弃的） viewing lenses.

It said some of the images - especially the ads - had a good 3D relief effect, but that other pictures were blurry²（模糊的） or difficult to focus on.