CES 2010: Nvidia and 3D Blu-ray

Nvidia is officially on the 3D Blu-ray bandwagon.

According to Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang, companies including Acer, Samsung and LG will be releasing 3D compatible LCD monitors in the near future. For the mobile crowd, Huang also re-confirmed 3D Vision-capable laptops from Clevo, Asus and MSI.

We should have a more intimate look at the latest in 3D Vision from Nvidia later today. In the meantime, check out the rest of our CES-related coverage. More on CES 2010.

  • randerson
    Too many people get headaches for 3d gaming to really take off. I bet this fails
    Reply
  • AMW1011
    Another useless marketing ploy by nVidia, jst to join PhysX and Cuda.

    Get some GPUs out nVidia!
    Reply
  • XD_dued
    I'd rather have eyefinity :D
    Reply
  • I'd much rather they put their minds to developing true Holographic technology and holographic projectors, especially miniature holographic projectors for the desktop or notebook.
    Reply
  • fulle
    The 58xx series ATI cards list "3D stereoscopic display/glasses support" under their specifications. This isn't just an Nvidia thing. And if you have a compatible display (they need a high 120Hz refresh rate), the idea of putting on some stutter glasses, and playing games in 3D, actually seems like it'd be a lot of fun. Watching movies in 3D would be neat too... HDMI out to my bigscreen, slap some 3D glasses on, and watch Avatar =)

    Getting your 3D glasses from Nvidia seems pretty iffy tho. They don't play well with others.... and there's neutral alternatives like XpanD.


    Reply
  • meat81
    FERMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII NOW!!!!!!!!
    Reply
  • accolite
    Epic Fail. I hate stereo vision gives me massive headaches.
    Reply
  • sunflier
    ...companies including Acer, Samsung and LG will be releasing 3D compatible LCD monitors...
    I've spent a lot of money for dual 24" LCD monitors recently (I want a 3rd one) and now you want to to trash those and buy all new 3D LCD monitors?!! I DONT THINK SO!!!
    Reply
  • Will the Vision glasses work with the new 3D TVs Sony, Samsung, LG, Panasonic and Toshiba have shown at CES? I hope they do, because they all offer at least 120Hz or even 'manipulated' 480Hz.
    I do hope I can play my PC Games in 3D at a large screen this year.

    On a side note, also the PS3 has enough ressources to deliver a full 3D experience. Check this out:
    http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-in-theory-ps3-can-own-3d-gaming

    Cool that the Nvidia 3D solution drops 50% fps when you can have the same headache experience without :)
    Reply
  • TunaSoda
    3D technology together with holographic research will someday lead to a true to life 3D image that has no headache issue at all, do you have a headache right now? ;)

    (your whole life is in 3D)
    Reply