nvidia 3d bad information to consumers to increase sales
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lack of information, no contact, at minimum hardware requirements do not specify the type of connections for each.
if the projectors are compatible, to put a diagram of installation.
Graphics Cards notebook if they are compatible, why not specify that they must be fitted with dual DVI output to be valildas screens and projectors.
In short if you hide the truth, you sell more and more over if you can not protest or appeal, the better. nvidia think 3d is very misinformed.
lack of information, no contact, at minimum hardware requirements do not specify the type of connections for each.
if the projectors are compatible, to put a diagram of installation.
Graphics Cards notebook if they are compatible, why not specify that they must be fitted with dual DVI output to be valildas screens and projectors.
In short if you hide the truth, you sell more and more over if you can not protest or appeal, the better. nvidia think 3d is very misinformed.
[quote name='solomimiyo' post='1131936' date='Oct 17 2010, 03:28 AM']lack of information, no contact, at minimum hardware requirements do not specify the type of connections for each.
if the projectors are compatible, to put a diagram of installation.
Graphics Cards notebook if they are compatible, why not specify that they must be fitted with dual DVI output to be valildas screens and projectors.
In short if you hide the truth, you sell more and more over if you can not protest or appeal, the better. nvidia think 3d is very misinformed.
good bye[/quote]
So you are upset that your laptop, that was not advertised as being 3D ready/certified/whatever, will not work with 3D vision? I'm not trying to defend nVidia here because I agree that their requirements page is a little hard to navigate... but you really should do some more research before investing into a large purchase. I know for a fact that's it's stated all over this forum that you have to use the dual-dvi cable, so look before you leap next time.
[quote name='solomimiyo' post='1131936' date='Oct 17 2010, 03:28 AM']lack of information, no contact, at minimum hardware requirements do not specify the type of connections for each.
if the projectors are compatible, to put a diagram of installation.
Graphics Cards notebook if they are compatible, why not specify that they must be fitted with dual DVI output to be valildas screens and projectors.
In short if you hide the truth, you sell more and more over if you can not protest or appeal, the better. nvidia think 3d is very misinformed.
good bye
So you are upset that your laptop, that was not advertised as being 3D ready/certified/whatever, will not work with 3D vision? I'm not trying to defend nVidia here because I agree that their requirements page is a little hard to navigate... but you really should do some more research before investing into a large purchase. I know for a fact that's it's stated all over this forum that you have to use the dual-dvi cable, so look before you leap next time.
[quote name='solomimiyo' post='1131936' date='Oct 17 2010, 03:28 AM']lack of information, no contact, at minimum hardware requirements do not specify the type of connections for each.
if the projectors are compatible, to put a diagram of installation.
Graphics Cards notebook if they are compatible, why not specify that they must be fitted with dual DVI output to be valildas screens and projectors.
In short if you hide the truth, you sell more and more over if you can not protest or appeal, the better. nvidia think 3d is very misinformed.
good bye[/quote]
So you are upset that your laptop, that was not advertised as being 3D ready/certified/whatever, will not work with 3D vision? I'm not trying to defend nVidia here because I agree that their requirements page is a little hard to navigate... but you really should do some more research before investing into a large purchase. I know for a fact that's it's stated all over this forum that you have to use the dual-dvi cable, so look before you leap next time.
[quote name='solomimiyo' post='1131936' date='Oct 17 2010, 03:28 AM']lack of information, no contact, at minimum hardware requirements do not specify the type of connections for each.
if the projectors are compatible, to put a diagram of installation.
Graphics Cards notebook if they are compatible, why not specify that they must be fitted with dual DVI output to be valildas screens and projectors.
In short if you hide the truth, you sell more and more over if you can not protest or appeal, the better. nvidia think 3d is very misinformed.
good bye
So you are upset that your laptop, that was not advertised as being 3D ready/certified/whatever, will not work with 3D vision? I'm not trying to defend nVidia here because I agree that their requirements page is a little hard to navigate... but you really should do some more research before investing into a large purchase. I know for a fact that's it's stated all over this forum that you have to use the dual-dvi cable, so look before you leap next time.
[quote name='mrlindstrom' post='1131955' date='Oct 17 2010, 08:19 PM']So you are upset that your laptop, that was not advertised as being 3D ready/certified/whatever, will not work with 3D vision? I'm not trying to defend nVidia here because I agree that their requirements page is a little hard to navigate... but you really should do some more research before investing into a large purchase. I know for a fact that's it's stated all over this forum that you have to use the dual-dvi cable, so look before you leap next time.[/quote]
I agree with the both of you guys but I think the real problem is Nvidias lack of communication and if Nvidia is lessening thay need to fix this problem quick smart.(!)
[quote name='mrlindstrom' post='1131955' date='Oct 17 2010, 08:19 PM']So you are upset that your laptop, that was not advertised as being 3D ready/certified/whatever, will not work with 3D vision? I'm not trying to defend nVidia here because I agree that their requirements page is a little hard to navigate... but you really should do some more research before investing into a large purchase. I know for a fact that's it's stated all over this forum that you have to use the dual-dvi cable, so look before you leap next time.
I agree with the both of you guys but I think the real problem is Nvidias lack of communication and if Nvidia is lessening thay need to fix this problem quick smart.(!)
[quote name='mrlindstrom' post='1131955' date='Oct 17 2010, 08:19 PM']So you are upset that your laptop, that was not advertised as being 3D ready/certified/whatever, will not work with 3D vision? I'm not trying to defend nVidia here because I agree that their requirements page is a little hard to navigate... but you really should do some more research before investing into a large purchase. I know for a fact that's it's stated all over this forum that you have to use the dual-dvi cable, so look before you leap next time.[/quote]
I agree with the both of you guys but I think the real problem is Nvidias lack of communication and if Nvidia is lessening thay need to fix this problem quick smart.(!)
[quote name='mrlindstrom' post='1131955' date='Oct 17 2010, 08:19 PM']So you are upset that your laptop, that was not advertised as being 3D ready/certified/whatever, will not work with 3D vision? I'm not trying to defend nVidia here because I agree that their requirements page is a little hard to navigate... but you really should do some more research before investing into a large purchase. I know for a fact that's it's stated all over this forum that you have to use the dual-dvi cable, so look before you leap next time.
I agree with the both of you guys but I think the real problem is Nvidias lack of communication and if Nvidia is lessening thay need to fix this problem quick smart.(!)
[quote name='mrlindstrom' post='1131955' date='Oct 17 2010, 11:19 AM']So you are upset that your laptop, that was not advertised as being 3D ready/certified/whatever, will not work with 3D vision? I'm not trying to defend nVidia here because I agree that their requirements page is a little hard to navigate... but you really should do some more research before investing into a large purchase. I know for a fact that's it's stated all over this forum that you have to use the dual-dvi cable, so look before you leap next time.[/quote]
should implement minimum requirements of the system, the graphics of laptop should have dual DVI output.
to avoid consumer problems.
thanks for answering.
[quote name='mrlindstrom' post='1131955' date='Oct 17 2010, 11:19 AM']So you are upset that your laptop, that was not advertised as being 3D ready/certified/whatever, will not work with 3D vision? I'm not trying to defend nVidia here because I agree that their requirements page is a little hard to navigate... but you really should do some more research before investing into a large purchase. I know for a fact that's it's stated all over this forum that you have to use the dual-dvi cable, so look before you leap next time.
should implement minimum requirements of the system, the graphics of laptop should have dual DVI output.
[quote name='mrlindstrom' post='1131955' date='Oct 17 2010, 11:19 AM']So you are upset that your laptop, that was not advertised as being 3D ready/certified/whatever, will not work with 3D vision? I'm not trying to defend nVidia here because I agree that their requirements page is a little hard to navigate... but you really should do some more research before investing into a large purchase. I know for a fact that's it's stated all over this forum that you have to use the dual-dvi cable, so look before you leap next time.[/quote]
should implement minimum requirements of the system, the graphics of laptop should have dual DVI output.
to avoid consumer problems.
thanks for answering.
[quote name='mrlindstrom' post='1131955' date='Oct 17 2010, 11:19 AM']So you are upset that your laptop, that was not advertised as being 3D ready/certified/whatever, will not work with 3D vision? I'm not trying to defend nVidia here because I agree that their requirements page is a little hard to navigate... but you really should do some more research before investing into a large purchase. I know for a fact that's it's stated all over this forum that you have to use the dual-dvi cable, so look before you leap next time.
should implement minimum requirements of the system, the graphics of laptop should have dual DVI output.
[quote name='solomimiyo' post='1131964' date='Oct 17 2010, 04:46 AM']should implement minimum requirements of the system, the graphics of laptop should have dual DVI output.
to avoid consumer problems.
thanks for answering.[/quote]
That's up to the manufacturer's discretion... you would have to talk to them about putting a dual DVI connector on the board... Just as it is at a monitors manufacturer's discretion to even include a DVI connector at all... I have seen a ton of main boards on monitors that have the connectors and traces for a DVI connector but they just aren't soldered on.
[quote name='solomimiyo' post='1131964' date='Oct 17 2010, 04:46 AM']should implement minimum requirements of the system, the graphics of laptop should have dual DVI output.
to avoid consumer problems.
thanks for answering.
That's up to the manufacturer's discretion... you would have to talk to them about putting a dual DVI connector on the board... Just as it is at a monitors manufacturer's discretion to even include a DVI connector at all... I have seen a ton of main boards on monitors that have the connectors and traces for a DVI connector but they just aren't soldered on.
[quote name='solomimiyo' post='1131964' date='Oct 17 2010, 04:46 AM']should implement minimum requirements of the system, the graphics of laptop should have dual DVI output.
to avoid consumer problems.
thanks for answering.[/quote]
That's up to the manufacturer's discretion... you would have to talk to them about putting a dual DVI connector on the board... Just as it is at a monitors manufacturer's discretion to even include a DVI connector at all... I have seen a ton of main boards on monitors that have the connectors and traces for a DVI connector but they just aren't soldered on.
[quote name='solomimiyo' post='1131964' date='Oct 17 2010, 04:46 AM']should implement minimum requirements of the system, the graphics of laptop should have dual DVI output.
to avoid consumer problems.
thanks for answering.
That's up to the manufacturer's discretion... you would have to talk to them about putting a dual DVI connector on the board... Just as it is at a monitors manufacturer's discretion to even include a DVI connector at all... I have seen a ton of main boards on monitors that have the connectors and traces for a DVI connector but they just aren't soldered on.
research research research, that's what i advise, despite the history, the whole red blue glasses in cinema in the 50's etc, 3D as a proper public consumer product is in its early days.
Its only just now this year that's it reached a point where it can be sold to the masses.
As such theirs a lot of competitiveness in the tv manufacture market from the point of view of trying 'to win the market'.
I think this is the real reason why nvidia is having so much trouble getting 3DTV Play to release stage.
Making a wrong purchase can be very expensive and frustrating, so I suggest you always research research research, it does pay off in the end when it all works as expected.
And finally be patient, I know it's hard, I actually have saved up the money to by one of these new 50" plus inch screen to upgrade from my 22" samsung monitor (great but too small) and could walk into store today and purchase a new screen, but i'm going to wait for 3DTV Play to be officially released, then I know where things are at with these new screen, and can make better choice in what I buy with no regrets later.
research research research, that's what i advise, despite the history, the whole red blue glasses in cinema in the 50's etc, 3D as a proper public consumer product is in its early days.
Its only just now this year that's it reached a point where it can be sold to the masses.
As such theirs a lot of competitiveness in the tv manufacture market from the point of view of trying 'to win the market'.
I think this is the real reason why nvidia is having so much trouble getting 3DTV Play to release stage.
Making a wrong purchase can be very expensive and frustrating, so I suggest you always research research research, it does pay off in the end when it all works as expected.
And finally be patient, I know it's hard, I actually have saved up the money to by one of these new 50" plus inch screen to upgrade from my 22" samsung monitor (great but too small) and could walk into store today and purchase a new screen, but i'm going to wait for 3DTV Play to be officially released, then I know where things are at with these new screen, and can make better choice in what I buy with no regrets later.
research research research, that's what i advise, despite the history, the whole red blue glasses in cinema in the 50's etc, 3D as a proper public consumer product is in its early days.
Its only just now this year that's it reached a point where it can be sold to the masses.
As such theirs a lot of competitiveness in the tv manufacture market from the point of view of trying 'to win the market'.
I think this is the real reason why nvidia is having so much trouble getting 3DTV Play to release stage.
Making a wrong purchase can be very expensive and frustrating, so I suggest you always research research research, it does pay off in the end when it all works as expected.
And finally be patient, I know it's hard, I actually have saved up the money to by one of these new 50" plus inch screen to upgrade from my 22" samsung monitor (great but too small) and could walk into store today and purchase a new screen, but i'm going to wait for 3DTV Play to be officially released, then I know where things are at with these new screen, and can make better choice in what I buy with no regrets later.
research research research, that's what i advise, despite the history, the whole red blue glasses in cinema in the 50's etc, 3D as a proper public consumer product is in its early days.
Its only just now this year that's it reached a point where it can be sold to the masses.
As such theirs a lot of competitiveness in the tv manufacture market from the point of view of trying 'to win the market'.
I think this is the real reason why nvidia is having so much trouble getting 3DTV Play to release stage.
Making a wrong purchase can be very expensive and frustrating, so I suggest you always research research research, it does pay off in the end when it all works as expected.
And finally be patient, I know it's hard, I actually have saved up the money to by one of these new 50" plus inch screen to upgrade from my 22" samsung monitor (great but too small) and could walk into store today and purchase a new screen, but i'm going to wait for 3DTV Play to be officially released, then I know where things are at with these new screen, and can make better choice in what I buy with no regrets later.
yea, OP is sort of correct. There isn't much obvious information clearly available in straightforward places that clarifies everything with regards to 3d. However, almost all information can be found, many times through forums, by searching online. There are these forums, then there are the hardforums, 3DVision blog forums, avsforums, blu-ray forums, cyberlink forums, etc. Many places to look for answers, but sometimes it takes some time and patience.
yea, OP is sort of correct. There isn't much obvious information clearly available in straightforward places that clarifies everything with regards to 3d. However, almost all information can be found, many times through forums, by searching online. There are these forums, then there are the hardforums, 3DVision blog forums, avsforums, blu-ray forums, cyberlink forums, etc. Many places to look for answers, but sometimes it takes some time and patience.
yea, OP is sort of correct. There isn't much obvious information clearly available in straightforward places that clarifies everything with regards to 3d. However, almost all information can be found, many times through forums, by searching online. There are these forums, then there are the hardforums, 3DVision blog forums, avsforums, blu-ray forums, cyberlink forums, etc. Many places to look for answers, but sometimes it takes some time and patience.
yea, OP is sort of correct. There isn't much obvious information clearly available in straightforward places that clarifies everything with regards to 3d. However, almost all information can be found, many times through forums, by searching online. There are these forums, then there are the hardforums, 3DVision blog forums, avsforums, blu-ray forums, cyberlink forums, etc. Many places to look for answers, but sometimes it takes some time and patience.
researching is great, as long as the info is presented in a mannor in which it can be understood by the average consumer. Nvidia has a long history of complaints in regard to the implimentation of Nvidia 3D Vision, from gathering the required components (gc, screen, cables) and then how to fix problems once everything is hooked up.
When i bought my kit i was sure that i had bought everything i needed only to find out that the GC i had would only work for 3d video playback............thats funny as after replacing a gc i find that the screen is not certified for bluray 3d playback............another "hidden" fact that nividia "forgot" to mention.
My point is i do agree that you really need to do your homework here as N is not very forthcoming in ALL the facts regarding their 3d method.
Once the dust settles ill probley use my sammy to hang on the bedroom wall as a reg tv screen, i will purchase a bigscreen 3d tv to play all 3d content on. Nvidia has forced my hand as i no longer trust or can relie on their tech to work as advertised, they have really shot them selfs in the foot here and have no one else to blame when their tech is left at the wayside for more practiacal applications which dont sell on lies and missinformation.
Im not going to run out and start buying ATI cards (they do have some wonderfull cards) because of poor 3d advertising, read the ati forums and they have their own problems too, ill stick with Nvidia cards, at least untill they drive their 3d into the ground. If you go back 20 or so pages in the 3d forums (one year or so ago) you will see the these same issues and to date not much has changed in regards to how they will adress this issue............only once the whole forum is up in arms wil you see any type of responce to anything from Nvidia............through the mods, never in any offical capacity.
More people will complain, some will go to the BBB and complain (may have some effect-was done befor) but for the most part i see Nvidia letting this tech die at this point and letting the tv manufactors blaze the trail into the 3d frontier.
researching is great, as long as the info is presented in a mannor in which it can be understood by the average consumer. Nvidia has a long history of complaints in regard to the implimentation of Nvidia 3D Vision, from gathering the required components (gc, screen, cables) and then how to fix problems once everything is hooked up.
When i bought my kit i was sure that i had bought everything i needed only to find out that the GC i had would only work for 3d video playback............thats funny as after replacing a gc i find that the screen is not certified for bluray 3d playback............another "hidden" fact that nividia "forgot" to mention.
My point is i do agree that you really need to do your homework here as N is not very forthcoming in ALL the facts regarding their 3d method.
Once the dust settles ill probley use my sammy to hang on the bedroom wall as a reg tv screen, i will purchase a bigscreen 3d tv to play all 3d content on. Nvidia has forced my hand as i no longer trust or can relie on their tech to work as advertised, they have really shot them selfs in the foot here and have no one else to blame when their tech is left at the wayside for more practiacal applications which dont sell on lies and missinformation.
Im not going to run out and start buying ATI cards (they do have some wonderfull cards) because of poor 3d advertising, read the ati forums and they have their own problems too, ill stick with Nvidia cards, at least untill they drive their 3d into the ground. If you go back 20 or so pages in the 3d forums (one year or so ago) you will see the these same issues and to date not much has changed in regards to how they will adress this issue............only once the whole forum is up in arms wil you see any type of responce to anything from Nvidia............through the mods, never in any offical capacity.
More people will complain, some will go to the BBB and complain (may have some effect-was done befor) but for the most part i see Nvidia letting this tech die at this point and letting the tv manufactors blaze the trail into the 3d frontier.
if the projectors are compatible, to put a diagram of installation.
Graphics Cards notebook if they are compatible, why not specify that they must be fitted with dual DVI output to be valildas screens and projectors.
In short if you hide the truth, you sell more and more over if you can not protest or appeal, the better. nvidia think 3d is very misinformed.
good bye
if the projectors are compatible, to put a diagram of installation.
Graphics Cards notebook if they are compatible, why not specify that they must be fitted with dual DVI output to be valildas screens and projectors.
In short if you hide the truth, you sell more and more over if you can not protest or appeal, the better. nvidia think 3d is very misinformed.
good bye
if the projectors are compatible, to put a diagram of installation.
Graphics Cards notebook if they are compatible, why not specify that they must be fitted with dual DVI output to be valildas screens and projectors.
In short if you hide the truth, you sell more and more over if you can not protest or appeal, the better. nvidia think 3d is very misinformed.
good bye
if the projectors are compatible, to put a diagram of installation.
Graphics Cards notebook if they are compatible, why not specify that they must be fitted with dual DVI output to be valildas screens and projectors.
In short if you hide the truth, you sell more and more over if you can not protest or appeal, the better. nvidia think 3d is very misinformed.
good bye
if the projectors are compatible, to put a diagram of installation.
Graphics Cards notebook if they are compatible, why not specify that they must be fitted with dual DVI output to be valildas screens and projectors.
In short if you hide the truth, you sell more and more over if you can not protest or appeal, the better. nvidia think 3d is very misinformed.
good bye[/quote]
So you are upset that your laptop, that was not advertised as being 3D ready/certified/whatever, will not work with 3D vision? I'm not trying to defend nVidia here because I agree that their requirements page is a little hard to navigate... but you really should do some more research before investing into a large purchase. I know for a fact that's it's stated all over this forum that you have to use the dual-dvi cable, so look before you leap next time.
if the projectors are compatible, to put a diagram of installation.
Graphics Cards notebook if they are compatible, why not specify that they must be fitted with dual DVI output to be valildas screens and projectors.
In short if you hide the truth, you sell more and more over if you can not protest or appeal, the better. nvidia think 3d is very misinformed.
good bye
So you are upset that your laptop, that was not advertised as being 3D ready/certified/whatever, will not work with 3D vision? I'm not trying to defend nVidia here because I agree that their requirements page is a little hard to navigate... but you really should do some more research before investing into a large purchase. I know for a fact that's it's stated all over this forum that you have to use the dual-dvi cable, so look before you leap next time.
if the projectors are compatible, to put a diagram of installation.
Graphics Cards notebook if they are compatible, why not specify that they must be fitted with dual DVI output to be valildas screens and projectors.
In short if you hide the truth, you sell more and more over if you can not protest or appeal, the better. nvidia think 3d is very misinformed.
good bye[/quote]
So you are upset that your laptop, that was not advertised as being 3D ready/certified/whatever, will not work with 3D vision? I'm not trying to defend nVidia here because I agree that their requirements page is a little hard to navigate... but you really should do some more research before investing into a large purchase. I know for a fact that's it's stated all over this forum that you have to use the dual-dvi cable, so look before you leap next time.
if the projectors are compatible, to put a diagram of installation.
Graphics Cards notebook if they are compatible, why not specify that they must be fitted with dual DVI output to be valildas screens and projectors.
In short if you hide the truth, you sell more and more over if you can not protest or appeal, the better. nvidia think 3d is very misinformed.
good bye
So you are upset that your laptop, that was not advertised as being 3D ready/certified/whatever, will not work with 3D vision? I'm not trying to defend nVidia here because I agree that their requirements page is a little hard to navigate... but you really should do some more research before investing into a large purchase. I know for a fact that's it's stated all over this forum that you have to use the dual-dvi cable, so look before you leap next time.
I agree with the both of you guys but I think the real problem is Nvidias lack of communication and if Nvidia is lessening thay need to fix this problem quick smart.(!)
I agree with the both of you guys but I think the real problem is Nvidias lack of communication and if Nvidia is lessening thay need to fix this problem quick smart.(!)
I agree with the both of you guys but I think the real problem is Nvidias lack of communication and if Nvidia is lessening thay need to fix this problem quick smart.(!)
I agree with the both of you guys but I think the real problem is Nvidias lack of communication and if Nvidia is lessening thay need to fix this problem quick smart.(!)
should implement minimum requirements of the system, the graphics of laptop should have dual DVI output.
to avoid consumer problems.
thanks for answering.
should implement minimum requirements of the system, the graphics of laptop should have dual DVI output.
to avoid consumer problems.
thanks for answering.
should implement minimum requirements of the system, the graphics of laptop should have dual DVI output.
to avoid consumer problems.
thanks for answering.
should implement minimum requirements of the system, the graphics of laptop should have dual DVI output.
to avoid consumer problems.
thanks for answering.
to avoid consumer problems.
thanks for answering.[/quote]
That's up to the manufacturer's discretion... you would have to talk to them about putting a dual DVI connector on the board... Just as it is at a monitors manufacturer's discretion to even include a DVI connector at all... I have seen a ton of main boards on monitors that have the connectors and traces for a DVI connector but they just aren't soldered on.
to avoid consumer problems.
thanks for answering.
That's up to the manufacturer's discretion... you would have to talk to them about putting a dual DVI connector on the board... Just as it is at a monitors manufacturer's discretion to even include a DVI connector at all... I have seen a ton of main boards on monitors that have the connectors and traces for a DVI connector but they just aren't soldered on.
to avoid consumer problems.
thanks for answering.[/quote]
That's up to the manufacturer's discretion... you would have to talk to them about putting a dual DVI connector on the board... Just as it is at a monitors manufacturer's discretion to even include a DVI connector at all... I have seen a ton of main boards on monitors that have the connectors and traces for a DVI connector but they just aren't soldered on.
to avoid consumer problems.
thanks for answering.
That's up to the manufacturer's discretion... you would have to talk to them about putting a dual DVI connector on the board... Just as it is at a monitors manufacturer's discretion to even include a DVI connector at all... I have seen a ton of main boards on monitors that have the connectors and traces for a DVI connector but they just aren't soldered on.
Its only just now this year that's it reached a point where it can be sold to the masses.
As such theirs a lot of competitiveness in the tv manufacture market from the point of view of trying 'to win the market'.
I think this is the real reason why nvidia is having so much trouble getting 3DTV Play to release stage.
Making a wrong purchase can be very expensive and frustrating, so I suggest you always research research research, it does pay off in the end when it all works as expected.
And finally be patient, I know it's hard, I actually have saved up the money to by one of these new 50" plus inch screen to upgrade from my 22" samsung monitor (great but too small) and could walk into store today and purchase a new screen, but i'm going to wait for 3DTV Play to be officially released, then I know where things are at with these new screen, and can make better choice in what I buy with no regrets later.
Its only just now this year that's it reached a point where it can be sold to the masses.
As such theirs a lot of competitiveness in the tv manufacture market from the point of view of trying 'to win the market'.
I think this is the real reason why nvidia is having so much trouble getting 3DTV Play to release stage.
Making a wrong purchase can be very expensive and frustrating, so I suggest you always research research research, it does pay off in the end when it all works as expected.
And finally be patient, I know it's hard, I actually have saved up the money to by one of these new 50" plus inch screen to upgrade from my 22" samsung monitor (great but too small) and could walk into store today and purchase a new screen, but i'm going to wait for 3DTV Play to be officially released, then I know where things are at with these new screen, and can make better choice in what I buy with no regrets later.
Its only just now this year that's it reached a point where it can be sold to the masses.
As such theirs a lot of competitiveness in the tv manufacture market from the point of view of trying 'to win the market'.
I think this is the real reason why nvidia is having so much trouble getting 3DTV Play to release stage.
Making a wrong purchase can be very expensive and frustrating, so I suggest you always research research research, it does pay off in the end when it all works as expected.
And finally be patient, I know it's hard, I actually have saved up the money to by one of these new 50" plus inch screen to upgrade from my 22" samsung monitor (great but too small) and could walk into store today and purchase a new screen, but i'm going to wait for 3DTV Play to be officially released, then I know where things are at with these new screen, and can make better choice in what I buy with no regrets later.
Its only just now this year that's it reached a point where it can be sold to the masses.
As such theirs a lot of competitiveness in the tv manufacture market from the point of view of trying 'to win the market'.
I think this is the real reason why nvidia is having so much trouble getting 3DTV Play to release stage.
Making a wrong purchase can be very expensive and frustrating, so I suggest you always research research research, it does pay off in the end when it all works as expected.
And finally be patient, I know it's hard, I actually have saved up the money to by one of these new 50" plus inch screen to upgrade from my 22" samsung monitor (great but too small) and could walk into store today and purchase a new screen, but i'm going to wait for 3DTV Play to be officially released, then I know where things are at with these new screen, and can make better choice in what I buy with no regrets later.
When i bought my kit i was sure that i had bought everything i needed only to find out that the GC i had would only work for 3d video playback............thats funny as after replacing a gc i find that the screen is not certified for bluray 3d playback............another "hidden" fact that nividia "forgot" to mention.
My point is i do agree that you really need to do your homework here as N is not very forthcoming in ALL the facts regarding their 3d method.
Once the dust settles ill probley use my sammy to hang on the bedroom wall as a reg tv screen, i will purchase a bigscreen 3d tv to play all 3d content on. Nvidia has forced my hand as i no longer trust or can relie on their tech to work as advertised, they have really shot them selfs in the foot here and have no one else to blame when their tech is left at the wayside for more practiacal applications which dont sell on lies and missinformation.
Im not going to run out and start buying ATI cards (they do have some wonderfull cards) because of poor 3d advertising, read the ati forums and they have their own problems too, ill stick with Nvidia cards, at least untill they drive their 3d into the ground. If you go back 20 or so pages in the 3d forums (one year or so ago) you will see the these same issues and to date not much has changed in regards to how they will adress this issue............only once the whole forum is up in arms wil you see any type of responce to anything from Nvidia............through the mods, never in any offical capacity.
More people will complain, some will go to the BBB and complain (may have some effect-was done befor) but for the most part i see Nvidia letting this tech die at this point and letting the tv manufactors blaze the trail into the 3d frontier.
When i bought my kit i was sure that i had bought everything i needed only to find out that the GC i had would only work for 3d video playback............thats funny as after replacing a gc i find that the screen is not certified for bluray 3d playback............another "hidden" fact that nividia "forgot" to mention.
My point is i do agree that you really need to do your homework here as N is not very forthcoming in ALL the facts regarding their 3d method.
Once the dust settles ill probley use my sammy to hang on the bedroom wall as a reg tv screen, i will purchase a bigscreen 3d tv to play all 3d content on. Nvidia has forced my hand as i no longer trust or can relie on their tech to work as advertised, they have really shot them selfs in the foot here and have no one else to blame when their tech is left at the wayside for more practiacal applications which dont sell on lies and missinformation.
Im not going to run out and start buying ATI cards (they do have some wonderfull cards) because of poor 3d advertising, read the ati forums and they have their own problems too, ill stick with Nvidia cards, at least untill they drive their 3d into the ground. If you go back 20 or so pages in the 3d forums (one year or so ago) you will see the these same issues and to date not much has changed in regards to how they will adress this issue............only once the whole forum is up in arms wil you see any type of responce to anything from Nvidia............through the mods, never in any offical capacity.
More people will complain, some will go to the BBB and complain (may have some effect-was done befor) but for the most part i see Nvidia letting this tech die at this point and letting the tv manufactors blaze the trail into the 3d frontier.
Watercool any gpu cheap, AKA- "The Mod"