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3Dconnexion 3D mouse compatibility for Second Life

Posted in 3D by Shane McGlaun on April 3rd, 2008

Second Life gets 3Dconnexion Mouse CompatibilitySecond Life is still a very popular game, or application depending on how you look at it. I was watching CSI: New York (yes I was that bored) and they even had an episode that was very intertwined with Second Life.

3Dconnexion, the Logitech company that makes the SpaceNavigator 3D mouse, announced today that Second Life will be a SpaceNavigator compatible application starting in mid-April. The SpaceNavigator promises more fluid control of an avatar and more.

iZ3D tries to deliver 22-inch 3D gaming monitor

Posted in 3D, Displays by Nino Marchetti on August 28th, 2007

iz3d-22.jpgiZ3D, a developer of 3D imaging products, announced today the launch of a 22-inch 3D gaming monitor. The new 22-inch widescreen monitors are priced at around $1,000.

The iZ3D 22-inch gaming monitors incorporates S-3D drivers to take full advantage of a variety of high end performance technologies found in graphics cards and Intel processors. Dual modes let gamers switch between 2D and 3D gaming modes, with 3D gaming mode supported by included 3D passive polarized glasses.

Philips Introduces 20-inch 3D WOWvx Displays

Posted in 3D, Displays, Philips by Darrin Olson on June 19th, 2007

Philips 3D WOWvx 20 inch displayPhilips has taken the wraps off of some new 20-inch 3D displays as the latest addition to their WOWvx line of products. The displays appear to be targeting more of commercial use as a medium to draw more attention and increase brand awareness from consumers at indoor shops or mall kiosks. The WOWvx displays provide a 3-dimensional looking picture that’s viewable with the naked eye without the need for any type of special 3D glasses and will likely draw more of your attention when you first see one than would a …





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