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3D laptops shown by Nvidia

Friday 20-Nov-2009 5:00 PM PC gaming on-the-go set to get a whole lot better
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Nvidia's mightily impressive 3D Vision ecosystem is swaggering into PC Notebooks, ensuring PC games will look a lot crisper on your portable.

The system, which was introduced to desktop PCs earlier this year, combines high-tech wireless glasses, a wide-range IR emitter, and advanced software that "transforms games into full 3D stereoscopic 3D experiences."

Games such as Borderlands, Resident Evil 5 and World Of Warcraft: Wrath Of the Lich King are all fine, recent ambassadors for the technology.

Keep your ears and eyes for the release of the first Nvidia 3D Vision-capable notebooks - presuming they won't take too long to reach the market...

CVG Staffcomputerandvideogames.com
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but where can I buy the regular coloured 3d glasses? The capability is built into the engine and these games support the mode but nvidia aren't selling the sodding glasses! You have to buy a new video card to get them Sad
spam23 on 20 Nov '09
ebay? although you shouldn't have to dig around. Nvidia should make it easy.
quintus on 20 Nov '09
deal extream for glasses. great site
stan-117 on 22 Nov '09
My laptop is already 3D. I bought it years ago and.. oh, you mean the display.
brad.storch on 22 Nov '09
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