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Hyundai 3D LCD W220S Monitor


Hyundai has unveiled a new 3D LCD monitor that utilizes TriDef Technology. The 22-inch W220S appears normal to the naked eye, but add a pair of the nerdy glasses and you get interlaced stereoscopic 3 dimensions. The screen features a a WSXGA+ resolution (1680x1050,) a brightness of 300cd/m², a contrast ratio of 1,000:1, a HDM/DVI-D interface, and 2 built-in 3W speakers. Available so far only in Japan, it carries a price of €590 (~$908.00.)
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I hope this is not the car maker Hyundai, I guess car business is slow but anyways it’s a cool glasses 3d in your home, playing games in 3d, I see myself using this.
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.I keep waiting for the day when something like this is available that is built into just the glasses. Not the big VR style but something wearable. Need to keep the native resolution up there as well. Good stuff.
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