NV展場還同時擺了數台 3D 電視, 已上市的 Samsung 3D LED TV 以及 Panasonic 3D 電漿當然不會缺席, 但是連還沒上市 SONY 3D BRAVIA 都借來了, 面對 "廢米" 煮成熟飯 的黃老闆, 這次展覽的大手筆可真是難得一見啊...
想要對這幾台 3D 電視深入比較的朋友, 也趕快去看看吧...
順便提一個有趣的發現...
SONY / Panasonic / Samsung 三家的 3D 眼鏡.... 竟然完全不相容其他廠牌電視!!
戴著 S 家的 3D 眼鏡, 看 BRAVIA 就是正常的, 看 VIERA 就是重疊影像.
反之亦然...
並不是 Ir 同步訊號接收不到的問題, 因為展場 P 牌與 S 牌擺放在一起, 只是站左邊看右邊, 或是站右邊看左邊的轉頭角度, 都在眼鏡 Ir 接收範圍之內.
但是看別家的就是沒 3D 效果, 很有趣的現象...
反倒是戴著 NV 的 3D VISION, 看 Panasonic 以及 Samsung 完全沒問題 (Ir 發射器還是要靠 PC 的啦... NV 眼鏡不吃其他廠牌的同步訊號)
但是看 SONY 的 BRAVIA, 就可以發現.... SONY 真的有安插 "黑" 畫面來補強殘影的部分喔!
至於這個說法, 就請有興趣的人自己到展場去看答案囉...
ATi 也搞出 3D 主動式快門眼鏡了! 而且... 這下對 NV 而言不妙的是, ATi 採用 Bit Cauldron 的 IEEE 802.15.4-2003 (ZigBee radio) 標準, 並且聯合了一票廠商同時出現在 Computex 2010 展場!
MSI 的 Wind Top AE2420 3D 就是採用 ATi 的 solution, 另外... Acer 的 3D 投影機也是採用相同的技術, 將與 NV 的 3D VISION 分庭抗禮.
附上舊聞一則
可以確定的是
ATI應該似乎確定推出3D眼鏡了
而MSI 這款AE2420 all in one的機器應該也是市面上第一台有support multi-touch的3D panel...
另外nVidia推出較低階的 nvidia GTX465
Stereoscopic 3D Related News Coming from Computex 2010May 31st, 2010 · 2 Comments · General 3D News I’m starting with Nvidia as they are are probably going to be very active about 3D during Computex 2010. The first announcement from them is the new GeForce GTX 465 GPU and the availability of cards based on it from ASUS, EVGA, Galaxy, MSI, Palit, PNY, Zotac and others with an estimated retail price of $279 USD. Amazon is already taking pre-orders for GTX 465 from Asus and Evga, but Newegg is a bit ahead with GeForce GTX 465 available from MSI, PNY, Gigabyte, EVGA, Palit, Zotac and Asus. The new GTX 465 GPUs come with 352 CUDA cores (stream processors), 1024 MB GDDR5 video memory with 256-bit memory bus and they can be a good more affordable alternative to GTX 480 and GTX 470 for stereo 3D gaming as they still pack quite a lot of processing power.
Until now, getting the NVIDIA 3D Vision experience was mostly for the Do-It-Yourself (DIY) enthusiasts who could purchase a 120Hz, 3D Vision-Ready certified display, install a suitable GeForce graphics card, add the 3D Vision shutter glasses kit and install all of the drivers. But today at Computex during his keynote CEO of NVIDIA Jensen Huang announced the creation of the new 3D PC category, so that consumers can buy a completely configured 3D PC and get a 3D experience right out of the box. And this idea seems to be getting a broad industry support from companies like Asus, Acer, Dell, LG, Toshiba, ViewSonic and many system builders. The prices for the 3D PCs will begin at about $1,500 USD and that price will include everything that you need: 120Hz monitor, 3D shutter glasses and pre-installed drivers. This is about half the price of a new 3D HDTV, making it the least expensive way to enjoy 3D content at home, but if you do purchase a 3D TV later (or if you already have one) you’ll be able to connect your 3D PC to it via HDMI 1.4 to enjoy your stereoscopic 3D content on the big screen using the Nvidia 3DTV Play software.
Another very interesting announcement came from Microsoft who announced that their product Silverlight (an alternative to Adobe’s Flash), a web content development platform now supports streaming 3D content over the web to NVIDIA 3D Vision-equipped computers. NVIDIA and Microsoft also demonstrated a high definition stereo 3D music video (We Are The World 3D) streamed over the internet, but we are expecting to get more details about that very soon.
ASUS is demonstrating its new 15.6″ Asus ROG G53 3D gaming laptop (with 120Hz LCD panel) that has full support for 3D gaming and the new HDMI 1.4 output (does not come bundled with 3D Vision glasses), a new 17.3″ Asus ROG G73Jw 3D-ready laptop that may come with the recently announced GTX 480M GPU combined with a 1080p 120Hz LCD panel. As well as the Asus G51Jx-EE 3D-ready laptop that probably has the Nvidia IR transmitter integrated to support the 3D Vision active shutter glasses. The Asus Eee Top ET2400 All-in-One with 3D capabilities was also shown as wells the Asus CD5390 PC said to be the “world’s most powerful gaming solution,” equipped with two GeForce GTX 480 in SLI and ready for a 3D Vision Surround setup. And we’ll probably also see the 23″ Asus VG236H and 27″ Asus PG276H 3D-ready 120Hz monitors too.
MSI is introducing their 24″ Wind Top AE2420 All-in-one PC with 3D support, a built in 120Hz LCD Full HD panel and touchscreen support (with multi-touch functionality). The PC comes bundled with a pair of active shutter glasses for the 3D functionality, but the more interesting thing is that the GPU inside is ATI Mobility Radeon HD5730. And this raised the interesting question if this will be one of the first implementations with the anticipated shutter glasses from BitCauldron and ATI stereo 3D support? According to MSI their Wind Top AE2420 3D comes with MSI’s exclusive 3D Infinity shutter glasses (whatever they are) and there also seems to be a built-in function for converting 2D videos in to stereo 3D.
Cyberlink will be showcasing Blu-ray 3D Movie Playback that is expected to be available very soon (via a free update) in the PowerDVD 10 Ultra 3D software player and the 2D-to-3D DVD Video conversion technology that is already available in the product. Corel WinDVD Pro 2010 with 3D Blu-ray will also be demonstrated at Computex, as the company just announced that its DVD playback software has received Blu-ray 3D certification from the Blu-ray Disc Association. The customers who already own Corel WinDVD Pro 2010 will receive the new 3D capabilities with a free update later this year, so we are still out of luck with no Blu-ray 3D software player actually available on the market yet…
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, but Newegg is a bit ahead with
