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The first thing to remember is that if
you are using Windows 2000/XP, be sure you have an NVIDIA
based card, of it will not work. Like I said previously, the
glasses are well constructed and are comfortable at first.
After a while, they became a bit uncomfortable around my
nose, mainly because the relatively hard plastic resting on
the bridge. I don’t wear glasses, and rarely wear shades
so this might just be a getting used to thing. The cord
isn’t really an issue, but if you have the extra cash for
the wireless, it would be nice. The cord could have been a
little longer; you might have problems if your tower isn’t
close by.
Also notice 3D images on computers are
not perfected. As good as they look; they are still a little
blurry but that’s not to say they don’t look
unbelievable. The 3D images are amazing, and will definitely
add some spice to some of your favorite titles. I’d say if
you want 3D, then these glasses are the best thing on the
market, hands down.
In the other hand it’s just not
something I would use with every game. When playing a racing
game by myself, sure, but when playing Quake 3 online,
forget it. Frame rates drop considerably, so you end up
playing at lower resolutions. Lower resolutions mean
graphics don’t look as sharp.
Overall,
eDimensional glasses offer excellent 3D, and the $69.00
price tag is pretty reasonable especially compared to 3D
monitors which cost in excess of $1500! I really liked them
better than the 3D monitor, but I don’t know how much I
will really use them. For you this might be different, but
this is just how I feel. The glasses are also said to work
with DVD titles, you just need to purchase additional
software to witness this (which I did not). To sum it up, if
you’re looking to add a little zing to some computer
favorites, these 3D glasses will deliver.
Manufacturer: eDimensional
Product: E-D
Wired 3d Glasses
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