S-3D Desktop Now Possible on iZ3D Monitor!

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Published on Saturday, 12 April 2008 19:00

Written by Neil Schneider

A new splash of fun in our downloads section. Dragon, a member of iZ3D’s programming team, wrote a nifty utility called the "iZ3D Stereo Wallpaper Creator", and it lets you turn your XP or Vista desktop into a stereoscopic 3D masterpiece! Just run the utility, load your favorite stereoscopic .JPS or .JPG side by side image, and through the special tray icon, go into STEREO mode.

EDIT: The utility was temporarily removed because an important bug was discovered. A new version may be out as early as Monday. Sorry for the inconvenience, but now you have something to look forward to!

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Unreal Tournament 3 Review Acknowledged!

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Published on Thursday, 10 April 2008 19:00

Written by Neil Schneider

I’m very proud to report that our Unreal Tournament 3 (UT3) game review was acknowledged by Planet Unreal at GameSpy! I think this reconfirms our position that stereoscopic 3D technology continues to blow gaming thrill out of the water and is earning more widespread importance and attention. I am looking forward to getting a lot more of these reviews done, and if members are interested in lending a hand, please contact us. We have been getting review samples from Ubisoft, Turbine Games, and Epic Games just to name a few.

If you have a good command of the English language and can review titles on either iZ3D or modern NVIDIA stereo drivers, please email us at "info AT mtbs3d.com".

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Nuclear Reactor Television

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Published on Wednesday, 09 April 2008 19:00

Written by Neil Schneider

As usual, Silversurfer proves to have a sharp set of S-3D eyes by spotting this story! Even Hyundai is getting into the 3D game with a new 46" stereoscopic 3D TV. Priced at about $4,850 US, the LCD brings 2X HDMI and 3X composite inputs. This is a Japan only technology for now.

According to the release, it works with 2D and 3D broadcasts and is a polarized solution. I am guessing it is interlaced - but that is just a guess. According to the supplied link, "TV dawn of a new era and can be called ’the corresponding 3-D TV broadcast’ The first nuclear reactor!"

I suspect this was a mistranslation on Google’s part. What they meant to say was "thermonuclear". Their translation is getting better, though.

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