NVIDIA 3DTV Play Brings 3D Gaming to Big Screens

Let's face it, when you release a new technology for the living room like 3D TV that costs lots of money it often takes a while for most consumers to upgrade. The most likely group of consumers to whip you those credit cards early are gamers. Gamers are used to spending money early on technology and NVIDIA is looking to push gamers to upgrade to 3D TVs with the introduction of its new NVIDIA 3DTV Play system.

The NVIDIA 3DTV Play system is software that will let the gamer connect a laptop or desktop computer running a 3D-ready GeForce GPU to the 3D TV in their living room for some big screen 3D gaming action. The system will require the 3DTV Play software, the GeForce GPU, a PC running Vista or Windows 7 and a HDMI 1.4 enabled 3DTV with 3D glasses like the NVIDIA 3D Vision system.

Those who already use the 3D Vision system will get the software free once it releases later this year. Presumably, the software will work with active 3D glasses that come with 3D TVs too, by NVIDIA isn't specific on that point.

Source:Shane McGlaun

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