PNY delivers Nvidia 3D Vision stereo glasses for professional Quadro users

Published 28 January 2010

Posted by Greg Corke

Article tagged with: 3d, graphics cards


3D is hot news. The film industry has gone 3D crazy, Sky will make TV history on Sunday when it broadcasts its first live 3D football game and now PNY has launched a professional version of Nvidia’s 3D Vision shutter glasses.

The glasses, which have been supported by Nvidia’s consumer-focussed GeForce graphics cards, will now work with Nvidia’s professional Quadro family. This will mean 3D output from a number of professional applications, such as Autodesk’s Maya and Dassault Systemes’ Catia.

The system features Quad Buffered stereo support, which is more advanced than traditional stereo technologies as Laurent Chapoulaud, Marketing Manager EMEA Professional Solutions at PNY Technologies explains, “Quad buffered stereo provides each eye with a unique view from a slightly different perspective by using four buffers (front left, front right, back left, back right) rather than the traditional two buffers (front and back)

“In addition, quad buffered stereo lets users view stereo smoothly either in full screen mode or with multiple windows on their display. This technology provides the highest visual 3D stereoscopic quality required by professionals and enables better productivity during reviews and design iterations.”

Prices start at £169, which is far, far cheaper than professional 3D glasses used to cost.

For a list of compatible cards click here

And for suggested compatible displays you know what to do

 

Comments:

available now? in the states? too lazy to go looking smile I expect to see a image of grego in them… having tea… holding a fern.

Posted by Josh on 28 January 2010 at 02:23 PM

They’re certainly selling them in the UK, but don’t know about stock. The Greg / tea / fern imagery can certainly be arranged.

Posted by Greg on 28 January 2010 at 02:57 PM

This reminds of sitting listening in a bar to a guy from stereographics back in the day, talking very drunkly and very loudly about how his company was f**ked and they were 12 days away from closing up shop. imagine the horror when eventually he asked “so” - glancing down at my name badge “what do you do Al?”.

Posted by Al Dean on 29 January 2010 at 09:51 AM

Walking in the psernece of giants here. Cool thinking all around!

Posted by Jhett on 21 December 2011 at 05:10 PM

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