3D Glasses - 3D Gaming Posted on Sun, 27 Jul 2003 20:00:39 GMT

eDimensional, Inc. the leading provider of consumer PC virtual reality products and accessories including the critically acclaimed E-DTM Glasses, announces patented new and improved 3D software created exclusively for the use with the E-DTM 3-D gaming glasses in conjunction with ATI, nVidia, Matrox and all other video cards. The software adds stereoscopic 3D functionality to existing video card drivers without adversely affecting performance or refresh rates.

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Using internally developed patented algorithms and rendering processes, eDimensional has paved the way for virtually any PC gamer to enjoy true 3-D gaming the way it is meant to be played. By intercepting the video signal the E-DTM 3-D drivers interpret and convert a single video signal, producing a left and right perspective on the computer screen. When viewed with the E-DTM glasses, any regular game becomes a true 3-D experience where objects appear to float inside and in front of the monitor. This process was previously limited to nVidia cards which allowed this functionality. However, using a proprietary rendering process eDimensional has now overcome this obstacle, creating the first and only hardware independent software on the market. Furthermore, this software functions at a performance level that is far superior to previous rendering techniques and introduces revolutionary “flicker-free” technology. Initial feedback has been outstanding. Beta tester Matthew J. reported, “After thorough testing with my Radeon 9700 on several FPS and RPGs, I am happy to say that the new software has exceeded all my expectations. I’ve tested for many hours at a time with no discomfort, menus and imagery appear perfectly clear, and the 3D effect simply has to be seen to be believed. Thank you for this great product and I will be highly recommending your glasses to all of my fellow gamers.” Dozens of additional independent reviews from leading gaming sites and magazines are available for viewing at http:www.eDimensional.com/reviews including PC Magazine which says, “These are the first 3D glasses we’ve genuinely been impressed with…The result is a truly immersive 3D experience that brings the environment right out in front of you and increases game-play intensity.” The drivers function exclusively on all existing E-DTM glasses and will be included with all new eDimensional.com purchases.

eDimensional executive Michael Epstein underscores this latest advancement in 3-D; “The engineering of the proprietary new 3-D rendering software firmly establishes eDimensional as the leader in stereoscopic 3-D gaming technology and software development. We remain committed to staying at the forefront of the industry and delivering the most robust product available to our customers.” Dave Cook, nVidia software manager, says eDimensional is well positioned to capitalize on the emerging 3-D market. "They're right at the top…with the highest quality glasses."

The new software is immediately available to anyone purchasing the eDimensional E-DTM wired or wireless glasses from www.E-D.com. In addition, customers purchasing today will receive the popular games Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six, Nascar Heat and Star Trek Elite Force free with purchase.

eDimensional, Inc. is a Virginia based technology company with offices in both the United States and United Kingdom whose mission is to provide the latest in virtual reality technologies to all consumers at a very affordable price. The company has been featured at various trade-shows, on television, in magazines, on Internet web sites and more with tens of thousands of customers worldwide. The patented E-DTM software and hardware provides 3-D glasses users with the most comprehensive features and compatible products on the market. Additional information can be obtained by visiting the company’s Web site at www.eDimensional.com or the contacting company sales department, at sales@eDimensional.com.

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