Gainward Shows the Ultimate 3D Gaming Graphics Experience with iZ3D Monitors at CeBit

[alexp999]

iZ3D Inc., designer, developer and pioneer of advanced stereoscopic 3D visualization systems, will have its 2D/3D gaming monitors showcased in the Gainward Stand this week at the CeBit tradeshow in Hanover, Germany in Hall 27, Stand E47. iZ3D brand monitors are top of the line 2D monitors the entire family can use for everyday applications. Then, with the push of a button, users can put on a pair of 3D-glasses and enjoy their favorite off the shelf games in stunning 3D.

"We are pleased that Gainward chose iZ3D monitors to demonstrate the versatility and power of their new graphics cards. 3D as an entertainment delivery medium is here to stay. More off the shelf 3D games, 3D TV broadcasts and a multitude of 3D movies will be distributed this year," commented David Chechelashvili, VP Marketing for iZ3D Inc.


Recently, iZ3D has been in the news by announcing an AMD partnership that includes an ATI 3DLP driver and a $50 rebate offer for ATI Radeon graphics card customers. The company also released a new industry-standard-setting 3D display driver, announced channel distribution partnerships with Ingram Micro and D&H Distributing Company, made 3D monitors much more affordable, and offered the first 3D monitors in a choice of six custom painted designs from Smooth Creations.

The iZ3D 3D monitor solution includes:

• 22-inch wide screen 3D/2D keyboard switchable LCD monitor
• 3 pairs of passive polarized 3D glasses (5 other models are available online)
• iZ3D Stereoscopic 3D and Anaglyph 3D software drivers (other drivers are available online)
• Power and video cables
• Quick-start guide
• Free membership into iZ3D's upcoming 3D gaming network

Monitor specifications are:

• 22-inch wide screen LCD
• 1680 x 1050 resolution
• Up to 170-degree 3D viewing angle
• 5ms response time
• 700:1 contrast ratio
• 16.7-million colors
• 300 nits

The solution is compatible with Microsoft Windows XP and Microsoft Vista operating systems., Games written for DirectX 8, 9, (soon 10) require a graphics card with 2 video outputs (VGA, DVI, or HDMI). Most games written in the last six years are already designed for 3D, but until now lacked, a way of displaying them properly. A list of games that have been compatibility tested by iZ3D, MTBS and customer testers can be found at 3drulez.com


Availability and Pricing

The iZ3D 22-inch monitor has a new manufacturers suggested resale price of $399.00 USD and are currently available in the U.S. at Fry's and Micro Centers Online stores include staples.com, newegg.com, amazon.com, pcmall.com, criticalbuy.com, iz3d.com, and other online etailers .

The iZ3D Version 1.09 Driver is available at iz3d.com. The standard iZ3D S-3D output and anaglyph output are included with the purchase of an iZ3D monitor. The exclusive ATI 3D DLP output is free to AMD customers. All other drivers can be purchased at $49.99 per output.

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[truehighroller1]

What I have to buy drivers for every game or?

 

[jagass]

Man thanks for this article...At least I'm updated...lol

 

[yuriythebest]

What I have to buy drivers for every game or?

the drivers for sale that were mentioned are needed if you use a solution other than the iz3d (many 3d displays, shutterglasses, 3d projector rigs or head mounted displays have bad/no driver support of their own). If you get the iz3d you will get free universal driver support for all directX 8/9 games. DirectX 10, 7 and OpenGL is TBD

 

[truehighroller1]

the drivers for sale that were mentioned are needed if you use a solution other than the iz3d (many 3d displays, shutterglasses, 3d projector rigs or head mounted displays have bad/no driver support of their own). If you get the iz3d you will get free universal driver support for all directX 8/9 games. DirectX 10, 7 and OpenGL is TBD

Sweet, thank you for explaining that. I need to go to the Microcenter right by me and see if they have one of these setup so I can see what it looks like. I like the idea but, I would like a bigger display TBH. I want 1080 or higher.

 

[yuriythebest]

Sweet, thank you for explaining that. I need to go to the Microcenter right by me and see if they have one of these setup so I can see what it looks like. I like the idea but, I would like a bigger display TBH. I want 1080 or higher.

iz3d's resolution is 1680*1050 so yeah- you're 30 pixels short Btw please note that in demo centers they're not always correctly set up, especially in FRy's because of the employees so it's a matter of luck finding a "correctly" working demo.

 

[Suijin]

iz3d's resolution is 1680*1050 so yeah- you're 30 pixels short Btw please note that in demo centers they're not always correctly set up, especially in FRy's because of the employees so it's a matter of luck finding a "correctly" working demo.

Yeah the one I saw in my Microcenter looked like ass. One thing the guy mentioned to me was the graphics card was ancient. Really hard for me to say if it's any good with that one impression.