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Batman: Arkham City PC Review

, Nov 25th 2011 Discuss [25]

When you speak about Batman: Arkham City, you speak about not only the next chapter in a line of games that’ve redefined the superhero genre of video games, but have taken the ultra-immersive nature of the detective / puzzle solving game and have made it intuitive enough to be enjoyable for all – and the graphics are absolutely unmatched. What we’ve got here is a rig provided by NVIDIA to test this game specifically, an Alienware M17xR3 gaming laptop with a GeForce GTX 580 DirectX 11 GPU inside, this along with the newest set of NVIDIA 3D Vision 2 wireless 3D glasses. It’s a very GREEN situation, needless to say, and playing the most advanced game on the market with the most impressive graphics processor on the planet, this is almost a no-brainer.

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NVIDIA 3D Vision $99 wired glasses swap freedom for savings

, May 30th 2011 Discuss [1]

NVIDIA continues to hammer away at its 3D Vision technology, tweaking both the three-dimensional system itself and the price of the all-important active shutter glasses. Having scraped the wireless set down to $149 back in March, NVIDIA has gone even more basic with its new 3D Vision wired glasses, which come in under the $100 barrier. Read The Full Story

YouTube now offering NVIDIA 3D Vision video streaming globally

, May 26th 2011 Discuss [0]

One big factor that is holding back the adoption of 3D in the home is the lack of content. The other big factor is the high cost of 3D hardware. NVIDIA has been offering its 3D Vision system for the PC for a while and the system is reasonably priced compared to 3D TVs for the living room. NVIDIA has made a big announcement along with YouTube today. 3D Vision compatible video is now being streamed globally via YouTube. Read The Full Story

Toshiba Qosmio X770 3D packs Core i7 and 3D webcam

, May 18th 2011 Discuss [3]

Toshiba is readying a new gaming notebook, the Qosmio X770, which will also be available as a 3D version using NVIDIA's 3D Vision technology. The X770, Notebook Italia discovered, has a 17.3-inch 1920 x 1080 Full HD display packed into a distinctively-colored desktop replacement chassis; inside there's Intel's 2.0GHz Core i7-2630QM processor (with a 2.9GHz potential Turbo Boost overclock) and a pair of hard-drives, one of which is a hybrid HDD/SSD model. Read The Full Story

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 debuts at $199, plus beta R275 uber-drivers

, May 17th 2011 Discuss [1]

NVIDIA has outed its latest video card, the GeForce GTX 560, slotting into the competitive $199 price segment and offering 336 CUDA cores, an 810-950MHz graphics clock and 1620-1900MHz processor clock, along with 1GB of GDDR5 memory with a 256-bit interface. Meanwhile, NVIDIA has also released its new beta GeForce R275 drivers, promising boosted performance across various games and new 3D Vision support for more than 525 new titles. Read The Full Story

Acer HS274H NVIDIA 3D Vision monitor claims world’s first title

, Apr 27th 2011 Discuss [1]

The Aspire Z5763 isn't Acer's only piece of 3D kit today; the company has also outed what it's claiming is the world's first 27-inch FHD 3D monitor, the Acer HD274H. Relying on NVIDIA's 3D Vision tech - and having an integrated IR emitter to keep things clean - the HD274H offers three HDMI inputs along with VGA and DVI, and runs at 1920 x 1080 resolution. Read The Full Story

NVIDIA updates 3D Vision glasses: less cost, more battery

, Mar 17th 2011 Discuss [1]

NVIDIA's 3D Vision technology has been a common check-box on the spec sheets of most of its recent video cards, and now the company is making the necessary glasses and other hardware more affordable. The new NVIDIA 3D Vision Wireless Glasses Kit is priced at $149, a $50 cut from the original price, despite offering 50-percent more battery runtime. Read The Full Story

Lenovo L2363d 3D monitor plays & records 3D with dual-webcams

, Jan 6th 2011 Discuss [0]

NVIDIA has outed Lenovo's latest 3D capable display, the L2363d, running at Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution and capable not only of playing back 3D but recording it thanks to dual webcams. The Lenovo L2363d supports 3D photos and 3D web-conferencing, as long as you have NVIDIA's 3D Vision specs. Read The Full Story

NVIDIA 3DTV Play Software Available Now

, Oct 21st 2010 Discuss [1]

There are a few companies out there pushing for 3D technology to find nearly every facet of our technologically-focused lives. From our computers, to our video game consoles, and especially our TVs, the 3D revolution is an on-going push into the future from some of the biggest names in the business. NVIDIA is one of those companies, pushing for the 3D gaming experience as hard as they can, but until now mainly focusing on the computer end of things. Today, after unveiling the 3DTV Play Software all the way back in March, NVIDIA is announcing it's available now. Read The Full Story

Acer Aspire 5745DG Available Now in the UK

, Oct 12th 2010 Discuss [0]

The last time we heard about Acer's Aspire 5745DG 3D-capable notebook, the company was just announcing its upcoming availability. But, that time has finally arrived, at least for those in the UK, and the latest model from Acer is now available. Packing plenty of features, especially for those who feel they won't be Happy enough with a netbook, and including the 3D feature that plenty of people are vying for now-a-days, the 5745DG could very well be your next purchase. Read The Full Story

Treyarch’s Call of Duty: Black Ops will Feature 3D as an Option

, Oct 5th 2010 Discuss [2]

For development studio Treyarch, the release of Call of Duty: Black Ops is a lot of things. First and foremost, though, it's the Call of Duty after Modern Warfare 2, so they know they have a lot of work ahead of them. But Activision obviously has faith in the development house, as they've released popular titles in the past, like World at War. And now it looks like everyone agrees that 3D will help Black Ops stand out, so the feature has bee included as an option that users can either turn on or leave alone. Read The Full Story

NVIDIA Quadro 2000 and Quadro 600 Fermi pro-video cards unveiled

, Oct 5th 2010 Discuss [0]

NVIDIA has outed a pair of new Fermi-based professional graphics cards, the NVIDIA Quadro 2000 and the NVIDIA Quadro 600.  Both cards have 1GB of video RAM, while the Quadro 2000 has 192 CUDA processing cores and the Quadro 600 has 96 CUDA cores; both can be used with NVIDIA's 3D Vision system. Read The Full Story
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