NVIDIA GeForce 3D Vision [Jan 08, 2009, 4:35 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
NVIDIA Takes Video Games Into 3D on BusinessWeek takes a look at NVIDIA's
GeForce 3D Vision, new stereoscopic technology being introduced by NVIDIA using
wireless shutter glasses and NVIDIA accelerators. Unlike previous such glasses
these will offer stereo by alternating between eyes, offering 60 FPS for each,
which means this set-up will require specific LCD monitors that support a 120 Hz
refresh rate or a 3D-ready DLP television. The glasses have an MSRP of $199.00,
not counting the monitor or video card, and there are articles about this on
AnandTech,
Benchmark Reviews,
Bjorn3d,
Elite Bastards,
HotHardware,
nV News,
and
Overclockers Club.
Deal with nvidia's always outdated 3d drivers? No thanks. And how am I supposed to wear these shutter glasses over my eye glasses? Putting two pairs of glasses on sucks. At least Headplay's unit allows people with vision problems to take their prescription glasses off and adjust the visor so they can see clearly.
Hoping for those nice, nvidia/ati independent, 2-screen 3d monitors to come out.
Hoping for those nice, nvidia/ati independent, 2-screen 3d monitors to come out.
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