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Hardware Round-UP (14/04/09)
GamingHeaven.net —
... w/IXG-3F2 Fan Kit Review @ Think Computers
Hiyatek HY-CF-6288-1 Laptop cooler and stand @ RBMods
Processors
AMD Phenom II Efficiency and Cooler Selection @ IXBTLabs
Storage
Hitachi 2.5-inch 500GB 5K500.B Hard Drive Review @ I4U
Intel Responds to Fragmentation with New X25-M Firmware @ PC Perspective
Video
Nvidia GeForce 3D Vision Stereoscopic Glasses Review @ Xbit-Labs ...
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... Elite Bastards review Core i7 920 and 940 processors Hardware Secrets reviews Gigabyte GA- EP45 -UD3L Legit Reviews on MSI 790GX-G65 I4U reviews 500GB Hitachi 5K500.B 2.5" hard drive Tweaknews reviews QNAP TS-439 Pro NAS TweakTown reviews Air Live WN-300R wireless 11N broadband router Multimedia LostCircuits on AMD's Radeon HD 4890 Overclockers Club reviews Asus ENGTS250 X-bit labs review Nvidia GeForce 3D Vision stereoscopic glasses X-bit labs review Samsung SyncMaster 2233RZ : 120Hz LCD ...
Tuesday Morning Roundup #2
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The latest happenings from around the web - 15/04/2009 Systems - Dell Inspiron Mini 9 Netbook @ Phoronix - Asus W90Vp 18.4" Gaming Notebook @ Hot Hardware - Dell Adamo @ Digitaltrends Video/Monitor - Asus ENGTS 250 @ Overclockers Club - Nvidia GeForce 3D Vision Stereoscopic Glasses @ XBit Labs - Samsung SyncMaster 2233RZ: 120Hz LCD Monitor @ XBit Labs - AMD's RADEON 4890 @ Lostcircuits - XFX ATI 4000 Series Round Up @ Overclock3D - Kensington Dual Monitor Adapter @ ITReviewed Cases/Modding/PSU - PC Power and ...
Nvidia GeForce 3D Vision Stereoscopic Glasses Review :: Posted by THRASHER2
The Mother Board —
Looks like the situation in the real 3D image for home computer systems is really changing rapidly. Such large players as Nvidia and Samsung have stepped in the game. Read about a new device from Nvidia in our new review!
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Consumers Undeterred By Necessity to Wear Glasses for 3D Television, Movie Experience - Research
X-bit labs —
... said Phil Lelyveld, a strategy adviser for the Entertainment Technology Center. Panasonic has been working on 3D Blu-ray format that would require users to wear shutter glasses and use 120Hz television. Nvidia Corp. s 3D Vision technology also uses shutter glasses and 120Hz displays. However, there is also stereo 3D tech that uses circularly polarized light to produce stereoscopic images developed by Real D Cinema which requires special projector and glasses. Moreover, there are other methods for creating stereo 3D images using combinations of special monitors and glasses ...
