3D monitor

impar · **PC Gamer** Moderator

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"Enter the wonders of the Neurok Optics's new iZ3D 17" LCD monitor. The manufacturer of this little gem hopes to stimulate greater interactivity/realism by extending visualization of video output along the viewer's Z-plane. Any of you who have had the pleasure of viewing 3D projections utilizing shutter-based, "nausea-inducing" glasses won't be disappointed to hear that the polarized frames used with the iZ3D are passive.

The monitor ships with one set of glasses and you have a choice of two types. One is a Kenny Loggins, "Highway to the Danger Zone - Top Gun" edition, while the other looks like something Bono would be proud to wear on the warpath of U2's recent Vertigo tour. The company also manufactures clip-ons for users that wear prescription lenses. We couldn't discern any visual difference between the units provided and regular "off-the-shelf" polarized sunglasses."
in, http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/10/23/realistically_augmented_2d/

syntronyx · **dressed 2 SMAP!** nForce Aware

I always wanted to give stereo video a try, but it seems useless for me since I'm blind in one eye. Sad

powerarmour · **--[papameister]--** Mod Squad

So where's the pRon... Laughing

impar · **PC Gamer** Moderator

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Minor bump!

Zalman ZM-M2020W Trimon 3D Monitor
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It's that 3D experience at home that Zalman is trying to address with its 22in ZM-M220W Trimon monitor, and I'll admit that I was pretty sceptical about the claims of a true 3D environment. Although having a sceptical streak running through one's core like seaside rock is an intrinsic part of being a journalist, just as important is the ability to admit that your preconceptions were completely wrong, as mine were in this case.

impar · **PC Gamer** Moderator

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Hyundai's W220S LCD: Google Earth, now in 3D!