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Thursday, 14 January 2010

3d stereo: news

Posted on 10:21 by Unknown
nvidia 3d vision
firefox shows nvidia plugin installed
3d surround (3 monitors or projectors)
3d vision dx11 demo so d3d11 supported
fullhd mon laptops integrated emitter
3d bluray
3d youtube adobe

standards
bluray 33.4 gb per layer i-msle
displayport 1.2 3d at 120hz 2560x1600
hdmi 1.4 seems ps3 firmware upgrade to 1.4 for 3d comp (no higher bandwith
requires but only 720p? )
no but 1080p only for bluray (24-30fps)
wirelesshd 2.0
intel wireless protocol drivers still no 3d

glasses
new glasses for amd gpus amd driver improvements for that (behardware)
monitors

sony
62inch, led, 200hz, fullhd, integrated emitter and hdmi 1.4(?) for general

3d compatibility

now the question is fermi and 5xxx series hdmi outputs are 1.4 now or firmware upgradable and
displayport is 1.2 or firmware upgradable for 3d support for outputing to tv of sony for example
as said with play3 games bluray and possibly 3d photos can be seen..
in PC all 3d vision games photos videos.. ogl with quadros on linux also..
would be good to have a driver working in windows,linux,mac for all in fullscreen/ogl windowed also..


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