3D Vision Blog

Neil Schneider from MTBS3D.com is here with another video interview from CES 2010, with Michael Williams, Sales Manager for the Professional Division at XpanD Cinema. Michael Williams talks about their new line of active shutter glasses, using DLP Link and IR with external transmitter, and lots more… BTW did you know that the company is actually from Slovenia, Europe?

Neil Schneider from MTBS3D.com is here with another video interview from CES 2010, with Gary Key, Technical Marketing Manager at ASUS. In the video you can learn a bit more about the upcoming 27″ Full HD 3D-capable display from Asus and the already available 3D Vision capable laptop – the G51J 3D. The 27″ ASUS PG276H 3D-ready monitor is expected in late May – early June with a price of about $549-$599, I’m just hoping that this product will not repeat what has happened with the Asus 24″ VG242H 120Hz LCD Monitor that never appeared on the market…

Neil Schneider from MTBS3D.com is here with another video interview from CES 2010, with Richard Laberge, Executive Vice-President and Co-Founder of Sensio. Richard explains how Sensio fits into the scheme of all things S3D, talks about their relationship to S-3D gaming, some of the new partnership announcements etc. It is interesting to hear that Sensio is trying to provide solutions for existing infrastructure to be able to handle stereoscopic 3D content, provided that you have 3D capable hardware for visualization of course. Sensio has announced partnership with VIZIO for including Sensio’s decoder in their 3D-capable TV’s expected to hit the market in the second half of 2010. Besides that Sensio is also targeting digital download and cable distribution services for example where there are significant bandwidth limitations and a solution that does not require to replace or upgrade existing distribution infrastructure to provide 3D content is more than welcome. Another interesting thing about Sensio is their partnership with ViewSonic and the upcoming integration of Sensio 3D technologies in some of the ViewSonic’s products. THX and Sensio also announced partnership for THX Media Director technology that is designed to simplify the home entertainment experience by auto-detecting if you are feeding the TV with 2D or 3D content and switching to the respective mode. But lets see how will things develop further, as there seems to be a lot of competition coming in that field this year…

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