CES '09: The Real Stereoscopic Story

[cangelini]

After testing Nvidia’s GeForce 3D Vision for most of last week, I came away impressed with how the company picked up where the technology left off 10 years ago.

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[Snillet]

Well, greater acknowledgement from the Eternal Ones is something Stereo3D-fans have been longing for, quite some time now.

Additionally, from what I understand iZ3D is working on support for shutterglasses as well as other Stereo3D-solutions, the driver will be available at a premium. (Except for ATi Radeon-users with DLP-projectors, where the Driver is free.)

My heart/laptop skipped a boot when we heard about Nvidias S3D-driver last year. Though they never really got around to releasing any newer versions after March...

If you're interested about Stereo 3D, maybe you'd like to check out Meant to be Seen forums:www.mtbs3d.com/ - where the good guys fight the neverending battle, risking their lives for a sweet cross-eyed maiden.
Crazily speaking, of course.

 

[Snillet]

And of course the address to Meant to be Seen 3D got lost in translation:
http://www.mtbs3d.com/

 

[grieve]

If online picture browsing was 3D.... worth a whole lot of moneys!

 

[tntom]

What about all those products that promised 3D viewing without glasses. There was apparently problems in some gaming environments where ther was a lot going on in the background. But even had laptops with it.

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/dti,323-4.html

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/planar-debuts-stereoscopic-3d-display,1385.html

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/3D-laptop-display,5662.html

 

[noahjwhite]

I think we are a long way from 3d without glasses. It can be done but positioning is troublesome.