ATI and 3D

[Freddie1980]

been using the nVidia active shutter tech since Jan in a nice dark room and been playing for hours on end without headaches, I've read reports from some that do but just for reference, no problems here even in a dark room

I take my hat of to you, the whole 3D experience to me comes across as gimmicky and you have to sacrifice a lot to run it not to mentioning have to wear bulky 3D glasses. My biggest problem with 3D is the glasses you were effectively become shades which have the effect of dulling the colours on the screen.

 

[PCM2]

But... but... how? Must be magic, I guess - 2 wizards casting spells into each of your eyes, right? But then how does it work for multiple viewers? More wizards?

Wiki time maybe....

Read the first few paragraphs of http://www.pcmonitors.org/articles/pc-monitors-the-future

 

[Duran]

i think ATI is working with samsung to bring glassesless screens to become more affordable.

i really doubt ati or nvidia has any kind of help to offer that a company like samsung could use on their field so i suppose you made that up. glassless 3d tvs will become available eventually but they are not quite there yet as they suffer from major drawbacks.

 

[bhavv]

I'm beginning to think that 3D vision probably isnt good for someone with hearing and balance loss that cant walk at all in the dark.

Shutter glasses ..... eeeuuuggggrrrrrhhhhh. Will probably give me vertigo and blackouts like strobe lights do. Dont think I would be able to use shutters.

 

[Liampope]

Read the first few paragraphs of http://www.pcmonitors.org/articles/pc-monitors-the-future

Cool Could be true - but I'm sticking with mini-wizards.