| Author | Message | ||
     James Rating: N/A |
Hello everyone- I was wondering if anyone has got the edimensional.com 3d glasses. They seem to be a fairly new entrant to the LCD Shutter glasses market, but I have to say, i tried their glasses after reading some reviews at 3dgw.com and I was impressed. The glasses are amazing, but in addition, their customer service was outstanding and their technical support answered my questions at 3 AM! They are fully H3D compatible and I just had to post because it is rare I am so impressed by an online shopping experience that I thought I would do them the service of telling you all about it. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me  James | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Hey, The edimensional 3d glasses are actully the i-o display system 3d glasses renamed: http://www.i-glasses.com | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
then why does edimensional support more cards, have better pricing, and come in their own box and everything? Have you ever seen the Elsa glasses? They look exactly like I/O but they work differently. Ever bought a modem with a motorolla chipset but is another companys? Or how about a HP monitor with a Sony tube? How many parts does dell make themselves? If I/O does hold a patent, ever heard of licensing? | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Again, edimensinal buys the glasses from i/o, you are not fooling anyone..... edimensinal does have a nice box made but I would by from the manufacturer before I would this guy Here again is the link to the manufacturer: http://www.i-glasses.com | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
i smell an i/o plant.... | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
i smell an ed plant.... | ||
| DaMan Rating: N/A |
I bought a pair of glasses from e-demensional and am very happy with them. Mine came in a Terminiator box. Go figure. | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Sound like more ed people trying to use this board as an advertising tool  | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
I may be wrong, but if ed people are using this as an advertising tool why would they spell e-demensional as they did. I believe, if I'm not mistake becuase I happen to go to that site from time to time and have it bookmarked that it is not spelled that way. How, and why would anyone adverising for edimensional.com spell it wrong?? | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
It was an intentional ploy, you know that | ||
| Tom Rating: N/A |
I think we should copyright the way we spell demensional as in http://www.demensional.com . Just a thought. Thanks for the free advertising. | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
After several e-mails with one of the e-dimensional people I ordered 4 glasses (1 wireless and 3 wired). I got a major s&h discount and got the box delivered within 4 or 5 days, and I live in the Netherlands! Although I can't get them to work with xp yet, my friends who got the wired glasses told me they worked superb in his win98 test. Their customer-support is one of the best I've seen, and whether they import the glasses themselves or not, I think they are doing a very good job. Grtz, Martin | ||
| Martin Rating: N/A |
I did not believe my mailbox. I have been mailing quite a lot with the very friendly customer support line from e-dimensional.com, about 2 things: - xp support - my defective "on"-button on my wireless glasses here's the deal: - as to xp: if i need some extra driver from wicked (which costs money!!!) e-dimensional offered to split the cost! But I'll wait for the nvidia drivers to come out soon... still: nice gesture - for the defective on-button... well, e-dimensional just want me to get into 3d, no matter what. So,to make me happy, they send me 3 pairs of different wireless glasses. For free. No cost, whatsoever Here's a quote from the mail I got: "I want to replace your glasses, I will send you out 3 new pairs of a different style glasses to you immediately. This will come at no charge to you, and will replace that bad ON button." ... "I don't like the fact that you have a problem and I'm not even going to make you go through any problems, I'm sending you free replacements. Again, don't worry about sending them back to me, just keep them and use them as spare pairs so someone else in the room can watch at the same time. I think this will be a good solution for you. Should I send to the same address?" This message is NOT a sales-pitch, nor have I shares from e-dimensional. It's just that I have never ever seen customer-support like this before. E-dimensional rules. No doubt about it. | ||
| Martin Rating: N/A |
Whoops... typo that's www.edimensional.com (WITHOUT the "-") | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
E-dimensional needs to stop using this board as an advertising tool! How low can you go | ||
| Lucky Rating: N/A |
Edimensional got my money last Monday. I bought them after seeing the good review and the feedback here on this site. Since I placed the order I have been very pleased with the communication I have recieved with Edimensional. Could it be that they are not using this as an advertising tool, and just perhaps they are a great company who deserves the credit they are recieving? No, I haven't recieved a check in the mail or anything like that, but hey.... I wouldn't say no! heehe... To the owner of this website, I did tell Edimensional where I found the information that sold me. Thats here, I put in a word for you. Now... hopefully tommorrow when I walk in the door after work looking for the mail I'll have glasses! Of course I've been hoping that each day this week.... | ||
| SL Rating: N/A |
Boys and girls, I read somewhere that you can mail order the Eye3D directly from Taiwan where IArt3D, the manufacturer of the Eye3D glasses, operates. The Taiwanese Yen you pay for the Eye3D Premium after the currency conversion is roughly $18(USD). How's that for a deal? I have not investigated any possible frequency differences or compatiblity issues which will be your homework. In any case, you'll have to learn Chinese or find someone who does to find your way through their site. I paid $160(US) for my Eye3D Premium, but good luck to anyone who feels adventurous and wants to save a bundle. SL | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
They're pricing looks similar to i-glasses, 100 for wireless 70 for wired, and their giving you 3 new pairs "of a diffrent style" for free?? Even if none of those are "sells pitch"s they sure in hell sound like it :p, try talking like a human being for a change and no one will get confused. What is this Eye3D all about, I doubt you can get it for 18 bucks, I'd be all over that. | ||
| Chris Rating: N/A |
Hi To save you time and trouble you can order the Eye3d glasses from http://www.demensional.com you can save on shipping also since UPS ground is free. Just an fyi | ||
| oqvist Rating: N/A |
I got those edimensional too, and I live in Sweden so you can be sure of that I am not advertizing them... Works just as well as I could hope for, absolutely zero flickering at 120 hertz, my old asus vr-glasses were a total different story. There is some ghosting but that seems to be inevitable with todays technology. Again customer support superb, answer within hours not days :D +works great in all operating system for me (uses nvidia drivers) | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
I've tried several glasses and I have to say that the (wired) eDimensional ones are the most comfortable to wear for extended periods. The Eye3D glasses chafe on the top of my ears and the revelators on the bridge of my nose. The LCDs are not the largest (larger than the Revelators but much smaller than the Eye3D ones), but more than cover the viewing area on my 17" screen. The dongle is where they really excel. It goes on the back of the computer, gets its power from the VGA card and supports the Revelator DCC signal and interlaced viewing. The pass through is also high bandwidth so you don't get rippling on the monitor at sharp edges like the cheaper Eye3D ones can. I heard that the latest dongle is where they actually differ from the I-Glasses but am not certain as I don't have a pair of them. | ||
| David Dupont Rating: N/A |
I've bought ED Glasses 1 month ago, and I still have problems. I've an ASUS GeForce4 Ti 4600 on an ASUS A7N266-C, with 512MB DDR, ..., and I had to uninstall the ASUS drivers because the stereo drivers are delivered only for the nVidia GF4 video drivers. And now, shortcut keys (to toggle the glasses on/off in games) don't work, and times to times games won't start until I re-install the drivers (I don't know why) ... | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
well most people say that the e-d glasses are the old 3d terminators well how can that be when the ed can take the nvidia drivers and work great when the terminators cant take the nvidia driver | ||
| Tom Gonzales Rating: N/A |
Holy ^%#*, I'm reading these post' and it seems as if I've stumbled onto a strainge freaky flipside paralell realm. It's bizzare to read reviews so totally opposite the nightmarish reality I've experienced since buying the wired ED glasses almost two years ago. My Pentium III & XP Professional OS seemed to reject the ED system from the start. Though I constantly downloaded the latest drivers and ED switches and stayed in constant touch with the ED Tech Support team, the stereo drivers caused my system to crash so many times that eventually my XP operating system became useless and had to be replaced along with a 15gig harddrive and later my Nvidia video card kicked the bucket and also had to be replaced. The ED Tech support team appeared to know less about their product than I did and after 1.5yrs, when I read the Emails I recieved from them (I saved them all)I can scarcely find one coherrent sugestion that aspires to anything beyond remedial and nothing they said either made their product work, or could prevent it from destroying my computer. At one point I was informed that my only hope was to upgrade to wireless glasses, so I antied up the 45 bucks upgrade fee and sent in my order. Imagine how I felt 3 weeks later when I recieved another pair of wired glasses just like the ones I allready had. It's been almost two years since I purchased the ED system, I've got close to 175 bucks into it ,not to mention having to almost totally rebuild my computer, and the closest I've come to 3D viewing was once for 5 minutes I was able to see a Nvidia logo move in and out then it came out of the screen & spun around about ten inches outside the monitor. An event I was never able to replicate, but a great teaser nonetheless. To sum up my ED experience I'd say I've repeatedely had my hopes built up for a great viewing / gaming experience, only to have them dashed every time, (not to mention the expense of purchasing then repurchasing the equipment and having to replace operating system, harddrive, and video card )miserable, utterely miserable. Take the advice of one who's been there, steer clear of E-dimensional, I pity the fool that doesn't. | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
It isn't the glasses. I have been using E-dimensional glasses for over a year and didn't encounter any of the problems you mentioned. I DID run into problems with different NVIDIA driver revisions and the nightmare of upgrading from one to the next. I had to use detonator destroyer to get rid of everything and start from scratch. | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
What is the difference between the e-d glasses and the crystal eyes? | ||
| grant Rating: N/A |
I've had 2 ED-glasses the wired and wireless I have had several Video cards ATI and nvidia. I have had some problems but not like what you are saying. what is the refresh capabilities of your monitor. i'm thinking your problem might be your monitor. I enjoy several hours a night either playing a stereoscopic game or watching a imax 3D movie I also have edimensionals software that turnes all DVD's into artificial 3D and love it.I hope you can get things worked out try drive cleaner 3 and uninstall all graphics drivers first then clean all ATI and Nvidia drivers then download 61.76 drivers from Nvidia site. just type in 61.76 in the search bar download both drivers and run refresh at 85 hz hope this helps. | ||
| StereoGamer Rating: N/A |
"What is the difference between the e-d glasses and the crystal eyes?" The difference is the method used to trigger the glasses. E-D, which is really IODisplay glasses, uses 2 physical VGA lines(sdata, sclk) to control the dongle. Crystal Eyes uses the bottom scanline on the video data, a so called blue or white line code method. Other than that, it's just the look and size, etc of the glasses. - StereoGamer | ||
| Dave Rating: N/A |
I have their virtualfx product (the new model) and no I don`t work for them and yes it is very good. The glasses do look identical to others, I think that they are just better synced but they work nice on my pal setup. A bit flickery but nothing annoying. |
