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Posted by DR - Thu 29 Mar 2007 19:16
ahaah (y)!
Posted by Steve - Thu 29 Mar 2007 21:30
How very sad CTS is this year.

Although, Louise Walsh sure loves her hardware.
Posted by Steven W - Thu 29 Mar 2007 21:39
Steve
Although, Louise Walsh sure loves her hardware.

She strokes it like a pro, she could get a job on the shopping channel no problem.
Posted by MD - Thu 29 Mar 2007 21:45
OMG that fatboy bean bag scene is the funniest thing I have seen in ages….
Posted by madman045 - Thu 29 Mar 2007 22:05
I was there this afternoon and have to say i was disappointed compared to last years turn out.
Posted by pumpman - Thu 29 Mar 2007 22:08
@ the presenter , you didn't go to Cebit by any chance ?:p
Posted by Nick - Thu 29 Mar 2007 23:35
Nah, that was my evil twin…

Oh, and that stage dive onto the bean bags HURT!
Posted by James Morris - Thu 29 Mar 2007 23:46
He claims it was the reason his wrist was sore. We, obviously, believe there are other factors to consider.
Posted by Glenn - QuietPC.com - Fri 30 Mar 2007 13:10
Nick - glad you thought our PC was quiet! But I can't believe you missed the most exciting new product of the whole show which was right next to it - Zalman's 3D monitor (yes, wow!!).
Posted by Nick - Fri 30 Mar 2007 13:19
Hey Glenn,

You mean the one in this show?

http://www.hexus.tv/show.php?show=54

About 3min 20secs in…

;)

Have they decided on a name for it yet?
Posted by Whiternoise - Fri 30 Mar 2007 21:07
Do those polarising things actually work - like the iMax?

I.e. did you only try it out with the game they had (was that WoW?) i'd be interested to see what the effect would be in a movie like say.. the Matrix with bullets everywhere.
Posted by Nick - Fri 30 Mar 2007 21:31
I watched some chicks playing volleyball (purely to see the 3D effect, you understand) and a bloke doing martial arts stuff.

They both looked ok, but the image quality on the vollyeball babes was better… I'll pull out their press stuff and see if I can find out why it was… pretty sure it was something to do with how the image was recorded and played back.
Posted by Cozwin - Sat 31 Mar 2007 07:44
good vid again guys
Posted by Glenn - QuietPC.com - Mon 02 Apr 2007 09:24
Nick
Hey Glenn,

You mean the one in this show?

About 3min 20secs in…

;)

Have they decided on a name for it yet?

Yes that'll be the one! At the moment, the 3D monitors have only model numbers not names:

ZM-M190 - 19“
ZM-M190W - 19” widescreen
ZM-M220W - 22" widescreen

The 3D mode works with virtually any game, as long as you have an nVidia graphics card (any model) and you load the 3D nVidia driver.

The only TV/movie footage it works with is footage which was filmed in 3D (i.e. using two cameras). So I'm afraid existing films are not 3D-able!
Posted by Whiternoise - Wed 04 Apr 2007 15:36
Glenn - QuietPC.com;1047474
The only TV/movie footage it works with is footage which was filmed in 3D (i.e. using two cameras). So I'm afraid existing films are not 3D-able!

Awww.. i was hoping to watch films in stereoscopic lovelyness..
Posted by Tom Scott - Wed 04 Apr 2007 15:50
Glad we didn't exhibit there this year, looked absolutely terrible, then again it was terrible the year before that as well.
Posted by Glenn - QuietPC.com - Tue 10 Apr 2007 09:53
Just to give an update on Zalman's 3D monitors - these will now be released early next year, rather than summer as originally advised. So I'm afraid there will be a little longer to wait!

The reasons for the delay are that Zalman wish to allow Windows Vista to establish itself in the marketplace so that the monitor can be made 100% compatible. Also, nVidia want more time to develop the driver to ensure total compatibility with its full range of cards, as well as its upcoming cards to be released later this year.