Nvidia Gets Sony to See Its 3D Vision at Computex
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It was almost a throwaway line in Nvidia CEO’s Jen-Hsun Huang‘s Computex presentation about the future of graphics technology, but I caught it. Huang announced that Sony’s new Alpha interchangeable lens cameras would now be part of Nvidia’s 3D Vision ecosystem, enabling users to take 3D still images and view them on their PCs. Fuji has already announced plans to support 3D Vision in one of its cameras, but the Sony support should give the technology a boost.
PCMag.com just tested the Sony Alpha NEX-3 in the Labs and liked it a lot. In fact, that is what I shot Huang’s keynote with. Personally, I am no huge fan of 3D still photography, but since the NEX-3 won an Editor’s Choice without 3D, I guess it can’t hurt to have the option.
Want to see more? Check out our Computex 2010 slideshow at PCMag.com.
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