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Hoping to take NVIDIA 3D Vision technology on the go? The world's first 3D Vision notebook arrives in February.
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Hoping to take NVIDIA 3D Vision technology on the go? The world's first 3D Vision notebook arrives in February.
"15.6in LED-backlit display with a 1,366x768 resolution"
For £1700, I expect a better resolution than that in this day and age!
All this focus on HD has left less choice - surely we can get some 16:9 equivalents to 1440x900 and 1650x1024 etc...
It can probably only push said resolution @ 3D.
So are those glasses battery powered ?Quote:
active-shutter glasses
Given that the price includes Blu-Ray you don't even get you run it 1080pQuote:
Originally Posted by tickedon
I'm assuming its to get the high re-fresh rate required for the 3d shuttering?
for it to work you need to have a 120hz screen and getting around 120fps to make it work right you can get away with 100fps but it wont look as good so this is why this has a small screen so it can get more fps in games with its gtx260m (same as a 9800gt)