Naujos technologijos, 3D, audio ir kita

o jei i isorini harda irasyt ir pajunkt prie blue ray playerio per usb?

ne bet gali jungt pati PC prie to 3D teliko jei video korta nauja ir palaiko HDMi 1.4 .

Katik žiurėjau 3D telikus, galit pasakyt kuo paprastas užrašas 3D skirias nuo 3D ready ?

3D Ready means that the television will possess a minimum refresh rate of 120 Hz and will be capable of displaying 3D content that is made available in the future. It does not guarantee what the display technology itself will be (It could use active shutter glasses, or polarized glasses, etc) but it does provide reassurance that the television is capable of displaying content in 3D.

The Catch

 

You’ve probably been waiting for it, so here it is! This is something that I think everyone of you guys should be aware of before you go looking to buy a 3D TV. Not all 3D Ready TVs come with a method to display 3D content. This is especially true of TVs and monitors sold in the last couple of years as 3D ready. These displays have the required refresh rate of 120 Hz or higher, but they lack any active shutterglass integration or the ability to use polarized glasses to view 3D content.

 

So how in the world do you use them for 3D content? Well, in the case of those particular displays you will need to buy separate hardware involving shutterglasses and a syncing unit that connects to the TV and also communicated with your glasses. This means additional costs for you. However with the new range of 3D Tvs that are on the horizon, this shouldn’t be something to worry about as almost all 3D Ready TVs should come with a syncing and 3D processing unit integrated with the TV along with a pair of complementary 3D glasses. However, consider yourself warned, so make sure to check up on exactly what your 3D Ready TV actually comes with as there might be some unscrupulous manufacturers who try to take advantage of customers in this manner.

jei trumpai 3D ready reiskia kad telikas turi ta minimalu 120hz dazni kurio reikia 3D ziurejimui.bet jei Tv eina be akiniu komplekte tai gali buti kad reikes dar papildomu shh kad ziuret ant tokio ta tikra 3D. cia kaip 3D monikai, prie ju tinka tik tie specialus 3D vision akiniai.

nu tai kaip ir sakiau, tai ne tik akiniu nera, bet net neturi jokio sensoriaus kuris galetu siusti tiems akiniams kazkoki signala, todel dar reiktu pirkti papildomus piredus kad susync'intu visus irenginius.

pries perkant issiaiskink kas ten jame yra.

bet tu jau tai tvirtini kad tikrai nera, o gali ten viskas ir but tik kad akiniu gal nebus. taigi nebutinai kad nebus nieko.

Glasses Free 3D Gaming Coming From Toshiba in 2011

aisku video negali parodyt jokio 3D bet zmogus kuris filmavo sako kad tai tikrai buvo 3D. nors zaidimas neturi jokio 3D palaikymo,taigi pats telikas upscalina 2D vaizda i 3D ,reiskia bet ka tau rodys 3D toks telikas.

When I walked into Toshiba’s party at CES 2011, the last thing I expected was to see Final Fantasy XIII in full 3D on a 56” HD TV without glasses – however, that’s just what I got.

 

In fact, all I’d expected was the same old 3D TV technology, a few swanky tablet devices and some free booze. Yet, instead I got a full diaper-load of holy shit when I stepped into Toshiba’s party at TAO at the Venetian in Las Vegas.

 

There was no denying it – I was looking at Final Fantasy XIII, in 3D, with no glasses, on a 56″ Toshiba HD TV.

 

Better yet, I recorded it, albeit for no reason other than to show you, our readers, that glasses-free HD TV gaming is a thing that exists, and is a thing that is coming this year.

 

Obviously, the following video will not look 3D to you – but trust me, it is

 

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Glasses Free 3D Gaming Coming From Toshiba in 2011

 

* January 5, 2011 2:37 am

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When I walked into Toshiba’s party at CES 2011, the last thing I expected was to see Final Fantasy XIII in full 3D on a 56” HD TV without glasses – however, that’s just what I got.

 

In fact, all I’d expected was the same old 3D TV technology, a few swanky tablet devices and some free booze. Yet, instead I got a full diaper-load of holy shit when I stepped into Toshiba’s party at TAO at the Venetian in Las Vegas.

 

There was no denying it – I was looking at Final Fantasy XIII, in 3D, with no glasses, on a 56″ Toshiba HD TV.

 

Better yet, I recorded it, albeit for no reason other than to show you, our readers, that glasses-free HD TV gaming is a thing that exists, and is a thing that is coming this year.

 

Obviously, the following video will not look 3D to you – but trust me, it is:

Note: This is a prototype television and not a production model.

 

Now, like you, I had a ton of questions for Toshiba when I saw this:

 

Is this the standard version of Final Fantasy XIII? Yes.

 

So, I don’t have to buy a whole new version of Final Fantasy XIII to play it in 3D? No.

 

Will other games be up-converted to 3D like this automatically by this TV? Yes.

 

How long before I can have this technology? Late 2011.

 

You sure? Yes, late 2011.

 

Positive? That’s the official word.

 

Will game developers start to develop games specifically for this technology? Probably.

 

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The fuck does probably mean? I don’t care.

 

Hell, we all know Final Fantasy XIII kind of sucks – but for a brief moment in time, I was mesmerized by Square’s latest installment of their beloved franchise.

 

This was no small screen demo – this was a serious business 56″ HD TV – and the 3D was eye-scorchingly real.

 

It looked brilliant, and required no headgear in doing so. The future is here, the future is now, and I’ve seen it at CES.

naujas super smartas vaziuojantis ant android su Nvidia Tegra2 cipu.

To illustrate this, Nvidia brought out Trendy entertianment to show off their new action-RPG Dungeon Defenders – which runs on Unreal 3. First, they showed it being played on PC – then they showed it being played with PSMove and then they showed it being played on the LG Optimus 2X. What was even more impressive however, was the fact that all three players were in the same game. The PC, PS3 and Droid players were all in the same multiplayer game of Dungeon Defenders at the same time – playing with each other. Now, I don’t know about you – but I think that’s pretty fucking cool

trys zaidejai losia ta pati zaidima multiplayer rezimu ant 3 skirtingu platformu ir viena is ju naujas LG TEgra2 monstriukas.

Tegra 2 from Nvidia:

 

* The Tegra 2 super chip turbocharges the super phone category and brings a new wave of devices to life with never-before-seen experiences.

* Dual-co ore ARM Cortex-A9 CPU – The world’s first mobile dual-core CPU for faster Web browsing, snappier response time and better overall performance.

* Ultra-lo ow powered (ULP) NVIDIA® GeForce® GPU – the ULPP GeForce GPU de elivers outstanding mobile 3D game playability and aa visually engaging, highly responsive 3D user interface

* 1080p Video Playback Processor – Watch 1080p HD movies stored on your mobile device on your HDTV, without compromising battery life.

sharp leidzia naujus smartus su 3D ektranu tuo pacius kuri 3DS dar tik naudos, cia kitas smartas rodo konsoliu galia vel, kol iseis 3DS jau bus retarted krc. 3D mobiliakus jau visa azija tures.AMD kuria CPU, nauji laptopai iseina su AMD Fusion cipais ,palaiko dx11 ir veza dx1.. jooo 2011 nusimato tikrai idomus tehnologiniu poziuriu metai ..tik spek sekti visas naujienas. fotikai kiseniniai filmuoja 1080p, 320fps rezimu, 15x zoomas , GPS ,ir telpa i kisene su visu geriu. hmmm..smagu ...paziuri taip i savo stalini pc dabar..hmhm...

siuo metu ziuriu kaip tik tiesiogiai SOny CES 2011 konferencija.. sony Blogie 3D kamera,kuri filmuos 3D ,kainuos tik $250 .GTFO.....!!!

CES 2011: Samsung Debuts 3D Monitors

Samsung, the multinational hardware manufacture, has unveiled a new line of third-dimensional LED monitors. Using “smart design”, the SA950 and SA750 are the first computer monitors to take advantage of the companies proprietary third-dimensional tech.

 

Both the monitors include a unique aesthetic design, especially the SA950 which features a wide foot-stand that attaches the panel on the far right side. But, on the other hand, the SA750 retains a transitional monitor design. According to Samsung, both include a WLED-backlit, which is a special illumination tech, and magic angle support, allowing for a larger three-dimensional viewing range.

Sony's going all 3D everything this CES, and that includes all the content you're creating, too. They're pumping out 3D-ready camcorders with glasses-free displays, including a 1080p 3D Bloggie that'll go for about $200.

 

The Bloggie 3D shoots 1080p in three dimensions with two sensors, and it's got a 2.4" glasses-free LCD screen on the back for you to check out your handiwork. So you only have to look dorky when you're viewing your home movies, not when you're shooting them. The 3D model is joined by a Bloggie Duo, which takes a page out of the Dual View book by adding a second LCD screen on the front of the camera.

 

The big bad 3D camcorder seen above will have dual image sensors, dual lenses, 10x zoom, and a 3.5" glasses-free display. It'll go for about $1500.

aisku kiseninis Blogie daro 3D bet tik ta anaglyph tipo uiz $200, bet didysis Blogie daro tikra Dual 3D.bei dar ir projektoriu turi ,iskart gali paleist video ant sienos ar bet kur kur nori. hell ye..i like 2011..

kadangi akiniai manau daugumai svarbus kad galetum ryskiai ziuret i tuos grazius TV,tai hell YA skystu kristalu akiniai skamba tikrai cool..reguliuot gali per usb... 10x zoom ?..no

Bifocal and progressive lenses suck. They're old tech. Like, Benjamin Franklin old. PixelOptics take a more 21st century approach—liquid crystal lenses that adjust their focus in a fraction of a second, for differing focuses when you need them.

 

All that's required to shift the glasses—which can be fitted into any design of frame—is a tap to their touch-sensitive side. A simple electrical impulse changes the liquid crystal, instantly—enabling or disabling a shapeshifting reading zone in the lenses. Or, for an I-can't-believe-I'm-this-impressed-by-glasses moment, slide your finger along the side of the specs to active a tiny gyroscope that'll adjust the focus as you move your head.

 

It's a subtle shift that's hard to appreciate without, you know, wearing the glasses. But as you can see from my attempt to test the incredible lenses (look at the shifting pattern on the gent's tie!), it works. PixelOptics hopes to bring the glasses to market by April, but really, as long as they're out by the time I hit 40, I'm content. And I'm hoping the price will have come down from $1,200 [PixelOptics]

The Future of Windows Isn't Just PCs Anymore

Laukiam kol atpiks glasses-free telikai ir manau reiks pasiimt kada nors.

dar pirma reik palaukt kol jie pasirodys isvis,cia ka rode CES, viskas tik prototipai beveik. na bent jau ka rode 3d TV tuos naujausius. rode tik tehnologija cia jie kad va taip gali but. aisku sulauksim kazkada,bet siaip man patinka 2011 tikrai. 2010 buvo biski retarted nzn, sieimet gal buv kokiu revoliuciju. na as jau matau bent jau kad 3D kameros nekainuoja kosmoso,arba nauji smartai galingesni uz stalinius kompus bus ar nauji super kompaktiski laptopai su vienu cipu kurimae bus viskas viduj. jokiu atskiru CPU , GPU . tas man patinka. AMD kuria CPU tas tai naujiena tikrai. na ir dar visa kruva visko. fotika nauja pirkt tai bus isvis geris, uz tokias kainas ir tokiu galimybiu fotikai pareis kad.. skystu kristalu reguliuojami akiniai..hmm..

Iwata: GameCube Could Do 3D

Nintendo president reveals working 3D tech dropped due to cost of screens; GBA SP could do it too.

 

Satoru Iwata, president and CEO of Nintendo, has revealed that its GameCube console had circuitry for 3D compatibility.

 

Iwata revealed that Nintendo’s 2001 console was capable of displaying 3D images if attached to a special LCD screen, and it even had a functional three-dimensional version of launch title Luigi’s Mansion. However the prohibitive cost of the screens at the time led the firm to decide there was no market for the technology at the time.

 

Iwata also says the firm had a working 3D version of the Game Boy Advance SP that did not require glasses, but the screen had a very low resolution and the project never made it out of the research lab.

 

Nintendo’s president makes the revelation in the latest in the Iwata Asks series, translated by Andriasang, in which Iwata, Shigeru Miyamoto and Mother creator Shigesato Itoi lift the lid on the company’s history with 3D as the release of its 3DS handheld draws near.

 

It has been working on 3D for 20 years, when Miyamoto and Iwata worked on Grand Prix II 3D Hot Rod for the Famicom Disk System, which was played with goggles. But Nintendo’s best-known foray into the third dimension was Virtual Boy, its ill-fated system released in 1995 and discontinued a year later following poor sales.

 

Miyamoto, who describes Virtual Boy as a “fun toy”, believes the machine should have been pitched as a niche product rather than a traditional gaming system. Iwata admits Game Boy creator Gunpei Yokoi’s console was a commercial failure.

 

It appears Nintendo’s long-standing work in 3D was largely driven by former president and CEO, the late Hiroshi Yamauchi, who would always ask his developers: “can you make it jump out?”

 

Nintendo’s hotly anticipated 3DS is expected to get a Western release in March, though no date has been announced. The firm is holding a press event in Amsterdam on January 19 when it will confirm its plans.

Orb BR software comes to PS3 and other Blu-ray players, 1080p streaming for $20

The tiny, coaster-like design of the Orb TV is hard not to like, but the lack of HD output is mighty tough to stomach these days. Plus, who wants another doo-dad cluttering up their entertainment center? Thankfully, the next product from Orb is much smaller: a disc. You pop the software into your internet-connected PS3 or Blu-ray player and magically it turns into a top-shelf media streamer. You'll have connectivity with Netflix, Hulu Plus, Comedy Central, Amazon VoD, and naturally YouTube. The discs are set to ship in February for $19.99, which puts even the $99 Orb TV to shame, but we're curious to see how the performance is.

zaidimas su tokia reza ir ant HDTV turetu gerai atrodyt,ir nereikia nei next gen konsoles, apie ka as ir kalbejau kai snekejau apie PSP2 , pajungsim ji prie HDTV teliko ir turim pilna konsole.norim nesiojames kisenej,norim losiam namie ant HDTV. tik zaidimus tegu kuria gerus.

ir manau bus geros lenktynes siemet tarp kompaniju kurio CPU geresnis ,galingesnis bei maziau kaista. o mes is to gausim gerus kiseninius daikciukus. Tegra2 grafiskai na bentjau ka matau cia tai jau lenkia viska iki next gen,visus handletus tuo paciu. aisku PSP2 gali issokt dar su galingu aparatu.bet sitie yra wau..sukurkit jiem gery rpg , kad ir racingu,ir duokit realu valdyma kaip PSP phone ir nieko daugiau nereikia. deja PSP phone silpnas,o kiti smartai neturi realiu knopkiu valdymui.

95% pc portas..p***..atrodo tikrai gerai, pc zaidimu portai Tegra2 butu wou..!! na kadangi tai Nvidia daiktas, tai nieko keisto kad mano manymu tegra2 zaidimai pasipils neuzilgo,tiek nauji, tiek jau esamu pc zaidimu portai..

kodel man toks jausmas kad 3DS gali atrodyt kaip atsilikelis palyginus su Tegra2.

Stalker Tegra2 versija

ar dar reikia konsoles kai turi toki ?..

Man geriau Konsole butu

nu jo kisenine konsole, PSP2 tipo, bet tada reik ir tel,o cia butu viskas viename,tik valdymo nera tikro,bet losti touch zaidimus jo ir nereikia. nesakau kad cia hardcore geimeriam nereikia konsoles,del keliu zaidimu aisku reikia, bet kas jei androidas turetu draiverius kokiam wireless pulteliui ane,pajungus prie HDTV ,lostum su pulteliu and didelio teliko. o iseidamas is namu tai isidetum tiesiog i kisene. na kad ir be pultelio. as uz vistiek. mano pc atrodo kaip is akmens amziaus palyginus su galia kuria sitie kiseniniai monstrai turi. turiu omeni matmenis, sunaudojama elektra ir galia palyginus va tokio Tegra2 daikciuko. jeigu galima portint pc zaidimus be dideliu problemu tai tik valio. man interneto narsymui visa pc jau itouch atstojo, o cia tai isvis.

Sony Working On Visor-Like Headset For TV-Free 3D

Sony is working on a visor-like 3D display currently nicknamed "Headman" that will allow the user to play games in 3D without a TV.

 

Speaking at CES in Vegas last night, the company's executive deputy president Hiroshi Yoshioka admitted he's been using the device to play Gran Turismo 5. "Nobody - not even my wife - interrupted me, so I could get the highest score," he said.

 

Sony has not released any details regarding release date or price. All we know is the visor contains two small displays (one for each eye) and built-in headphones.

butent tai ka as galvojau kad tokie turetu eit su paciom konsolem netgi. senai reikejo jau, VR akiniu duodanciu HD ir dar jeigu 3D tai isvis. aplamai keista kaip sita tehnologija isvis niekur nejuda. as net neziureciau i TV puse turint konsole ir jei galetum tiesiog uzsidet VR ir niekam netrukdyt,ir tau niekas netrukdytu.