NVIDIA booth pictures

Robert Hallock 10 Jan, 2009 at 5:12pm ET Article published in Tech

Yesterday we talked to you guys about the new NVIDIA 3D goggle technology, and we’re back today with a few pictures regarding the product.

I want to reiterate that the glasses are small and work wirelessly. The bulky dongle resting on my fingers is a security device, so the glasses are rather svelte.

Tom Colarusso of FiringSquad mentioned that he observed flicker in his peripheral vision, but we didn’t have the same experience. Either way, you can see how wearable these are compared to previous 3D goggle experiences.

Not much bigger than a pair of sunglasses.

Beyond the jump you can see a large picture of how the stereoscopic display looks with our man Peter Gill playing some L4D.

Our illustrious editor plays Left 4 Dead in stereo!

Comments

10 Jan 2009 ~ 5:21pm primesuspect Well we all know that Tom Colarusso is also a toolbag. mirite?
10 Jan 2009 ~ 8:43pm BuddyJ that's why we call him Tom "the toolbag" Colarusso.
11 Jan 2009 ~ 4:16am DrLiam I'd like to see the health affects and ergonomics of this product.
11 Jan 2009 ~ 11:12pm BuddyJ Ergonomicaly, it's like wearing some Oakley shades. And I didn't hear of one person getting sick because of them.
12 Jan 2009 ~ 12:49pm Khaos

Buddy J wrote:

Ergonomicaly, it's like wearing some Oakley shades. And I didn't hear of one person getting sick because of them.

Yes, but does it melt your face?
12 Jan 2009 ~ 1:21pm Thrax The goggles were nerfed as of 3.0.1.