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RDS Farms and pools are detailed in a separate article at. anyway.This article details Horizon pool configuration for Virtual Desktops. ebay says it's shipping from England?Ĭoncerning the glasses: do not underrate the chinese skill in duping a mold (and the arms do look a lillte bulkier to me). I am quite sure nvidia has some patent claims in Europe and US it will make use of, so I am positive bulk shipment from China would never make it through the customs. Either thats a simple loop through or could it be we'rer looking at a preliminary slipped Mark II of the real deal here? Remains to be seen, but still nothing to dream wet about. Now in between - and that's a new - a socket for wired 3D glasses. So nothing exiting here - just what we have on the pyramid I can decypher the following at the back of the transmitter:ģD Synch (?) button (nvidias logo button)Ģ more buttons 3d depth +/- (same functionality as the separation wheel on the existing emitter Everything else points into the direction it is an exact copy of the thing. The IR sync is another thing but I would suggest if they reverse engineer the tricky part they do the rest as well, they prolly just hacked the Atmel inside there or got hands on the source code. So for the USB part it's 100% mocking up the real deal.
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After all, 3D vision driver will just enable generic CRT, DLP and 129Hzsupport when the USB emitter is recognized (and loaded with nvidias USB drivers) in the device manager. It MUST be some sort of reverse engineering if they want to use nvidia's driver as suggested by word and screenshots on the bay. One thing is for sure, that, consumers will pay for the experimentation again. I guess it's too early for a complete shootout of all the aforementioned glasses. If not, then which glasses incorporate the best quality LC panels? (that question is for all 3D glasses out there, including Viewsonic's, Optoma's, Sony's, Samsung's and Xpand's) Are NVIDIA's and 3D adventurer's LC panels the same? (from same manufacturer?)
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To stay in topic, my point is, you just can't order your personal taste's design and shape for an LC panel. This has been tested by me and guess what, the I-O Display Systems glasses are superior than Nvidia's in terms of ghosting too.
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All of these 3D glasses use the same LC panels which by the way are far superior to even the newest Samsung 3D glasses in terms of ghosting. Ilixco /I-O Display Systems manufactures the LC panels of E-dimensional, X3D, H3D, Elsa, TDV3D, 3D World, C3D, Razor 3D glasses. is specially constructed to fit the purpose.įor example. LC panels are not like the lens of eyeglasses, they have specifications and their design, size, shape etc. I can't find more technical info about these glasses except that their appearance and liquid crystal panels are the same as nvidia's, at least that's how it seems. Someone has to get that and put it on the testing table? Who is going to be the guinea pig (and first to spend those 60 GB pounds? ) ?Īpart from the joke,all this seems very very strange. I don't believe it is a complete 100% compatible and working alternative. Perhaps those manufacturers somehow try to join forces and sneak inside the 3D market with some ways. Also keep in mind that Viewsonic, Optoma and maybe even Sony and Samsung buy the LC panels on the shutterglasses from 3rd party manufacturers.