I have 3D TV PLAY on my notebook with the graphic NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560M, oh well I have this notebook : http://www.asus.se/Notebooks/Gaming_Powerhouse/G74SX/
So first of all I would like to know what glasses I should buy when I have 3D TV PLAY. Here "http://www.nvidia.co.uk/object/3dtv-play-vs-3d-vision-uk.html"
it says that I should have 3D TV Manufacturer's Glasses. But I can't find them anywhere.
And my other question is, what is the different between 3D TV PLAY and 3D Vision?
I have 3D TV PLAY on my notebook with the graphic NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560M, oh well I have this notebook : http://www.asus.se/Notebooks/Gaming_Powerhouse/G74SX/
So first of all I would like to know what glasses I should buy when I have 3D TV PLAY. Here "http://www.nvidia.co.uk/object/3dtv-play-vs-3d-vision-uk.html"
it says that I should have 3D TV Manufacturer's Glasses. But I can't find them anywhere.
And my other question is, what is the different between 3D TV PLAY and 3D Vision?
3d vision is for any device that can natively support 3d at 120hz. I dont know if your notebook display can do it. Its usually a 120hz display. Not 120hz interpolated, but real 120hz input. I assume that if you bought a 3d vision device it would come with glasses. If the notebook supports 3d vision, you need a 3d vision kit that comes with glasses and emitter. You may not need the emitter if the display has one built in.
3dtv play is for sending 3d content from a pc or notebook to a 3dtv over hdmi 1.4 cable. When using 3dtv play, you need the glasses of the manufacturer. The glasses you need depend on the 3dtv you have. Not sure if the notebook you have is actually 3dvision compatible. If not, you have to use the laptop to drive a 3d display. So, the only 3d you could do would be using the notebook to drive a 3dtv. If the notebook itself can do 3d, then you could use it in 3d or use 3dtv play to drive a 3dtv.
3d vision is for any device that can natively support 3d at 120hz. I dont know if your notebook display can do it. Its usually a 120hz display. Not 120hz interpolated, but real 120hz input. I assume that if you bought a 3d vision device it would come with glasses. If the notebook supports 3d vision, you need a 3d vision kit that comes with glasses and emitter. You may not need the emitter if the display has one built in.
3dtv play is for sending 3d content from a pc or notebook to a 3dtv over hdmi 1.4 cable. When using 3dtv play, you need the glasses of the manufacturer. The glasses you need depend on the 3dtv you have. Not sure if the notebook you have is actually 3dvision compatible. If not, you have to use the laptop to drive a 3d display. So, the only 3d you could do would be using the notebook to drive a 3dtv. If the notebook itself can do 3d, then you could use it in 3d or use 3dtv play to drive a 3dtv.
I have 3D TV PLAY on my notebook with the graphic NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560M, oh well I have this notebook : http://www.asus.se/Notebooks/Gaming_Powerhouse/G74SX/
So first of all I would like to know what glasses I should buy when I have 3D TV PLAY. Here "http://www.nvidia.co.uk/object/3dtv-play-vs-3d-vision-uk.html"
it says that I should have 3D TV Manufacturer's Glasses. But I can't find them anywhere.
And my other question is, what is the different between 3D TV PLAY and 3D Vision?
Thanks !
I have 3D TV PLAY on my notebook with the graphic NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560M, oh well I have this notebook : http://www.asus.se/Notebooks/Gaming_Powerhouse/G74SX/
So first of all I would like to know what glasses I should buy when I have 3D TV PLAY. Here "http://www.nvidia.co.uk/object/3dtv-play-vs-3d-vision-uk.html"
it says that I should have 3D TV Manufacturer's Glasses. But I can't find them anywhere.
And my other question is, what is the different between 3D TV PLAY and 3D Vision?
Thanks !
3dtv play is for sending 3d content from a pc or notebook to a 3dtv over hdmi 1.4 cable. When using 3dtv play, you need the glasses of the manufacturer. The glasses you need depend on the 3dtv you have. Not sure if the notebook you have is actually 3dvision compatible. If not, you have to use the laptop to drive a 3d display. So, the only 3d you could do would be using the notebook to drive a 3dtv. If the notebook itself can do 3d, then you could use it in 3d or use 3dtv play to drive a 3dtv.
3dtv play is for sending 3d content from a pc or notebook to a 3dtv over hdmi 1.4 cable. When using 3dtv play, you need the glasses of the manufacturer. The glasses you need depend on the 3dtv you have. Not sure if the notebook you have is actually 3dvision compatible. If not, you have to use the laptop to drive a 3d display. So, the only 3d you could do would be using the notebook to drive a 3dtv. If the notebook itself can do 3d, then you could use it in 3d or use 3dtv play to drive a 3dtv.