The second biggest obstacle preventing the wide-spread adoption of 3D gaming, other than the actual displays, is without a doubt wireless 3D glasses. In a move to shift the 3D gaming paradigm, Nvidia has come up with a clever plan to make 3D gaming affordable by heading back to its corded roots. Wired 3D Vision glasses, priced at £60 ($99), will deliver the same award-winning 3D quality and provide low-cost access to more than 525 full-HD 3D games, Blu-ray 3D movies, and streaming 3D video.
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MSI has rolled up at Electricpig’s doorstep today and dropped off all the deets on its spanking new all-in-one 3D PC. Which got us thinking: if we’re to stay ahead of the curve on 3D gizmology, there’re a fair few must-have items. We’ve assmbled a 3D dream team to keep you well ahead of the pack as three dimensions take over in 2010.
Well, we’ve pulled together a hot list of the slickest 3D gadgets you can get right now, or that are just around the corner. Get stuck in now and see if you agree with our 3D must-haves.
Nvidia’s 3D Vision system is about to get a lot more useful: the graphics giant just confirmed it’s adding support for Google Earth and in-browser 3D. Flickr in the third dimension, anyone?
