| Author | Message | ||
     adamg Rating: N/A |
I dont think you can do stereographic 3d and tracking with a console, so which consumer level hmd will work with a console and has the best fov and resolution? | ||
| Mike Rating: N/A |
Get this: www.3001ad.com www.trimmersion.com This has to be the best HMD ever!  | ||
| AdamG Rating: N/A |
heh, that might work if I was talkin about an atari 2600 console... but I'm talkin Xbox 360! | ||
| Mark Rating: N/A |
That is hillarious! That Trimmersion HMD isn't good enough for crash test dummies. | ||
| Mike Rating: N/A |
Yeah Mark talk your trash! | ||
| anony Rating: N/A |
have you actually seen the Trimersion HMD? I saw it at e3 and it was a total joke. | ||
| krakoukas Rating: N/A |
Hi, joining the discussion... I haven't found anything about 3D enabled console (except old nintendo stuff 15 years ago). For now I am thinking about getting a DepthQ projector plugged on a GeForce 6 card. Does anyone tried this config? Yeah! It costs a lots more than an Xbox... Especially the glasses (NuVision 60 GX = 335€) Anybody knows good but cheaper one? Btw, Xbox can run linux and I saw that there was 3D drivers under linux. May be by making a VGA adapter.. But what about the frame rate?? I am affraid that this won't do the trick. | ||
| Jonathan Dogey (Dogeymon) New member Username: Dogeymon Post Number: 1 Registered: 2-2009 Rating: N/A |
The I-glasses LC and LCB from 1997 are still the best. I haven't played with anything else quite as good. The Philips Scuba from the same time period would also have been good if the picture quality weren't rubbish. http://dogeymon.tripod.com Check out my reivews! |
