The stereoscopic effect is generated thanks to a new generation of 3D-compatible TV sets, most of which use LCD shutter glasses. Stereoscopic 3D madness took hold across the gaming industry in 2010.

Whether you plan to use 3D glasses for movies or gaming, it’s important to have ... Our top choice, 3DHeaven Ultra-Clear 3D Active Rechargeable Shutter Glasses, offers some of the most advanced ...

While most 3-D gaming monitors are quite expensive and require shutter glasses, some manufacturers such as NVIDIA and iZ3D are including an option in their hardware to encode 3-D-capable games in ...

Used for 3D gaming and the first 3D TVs, liquid crystal (LC) shutter glasses are synchronized with alternating stereo frames on screen by an infrared (IR) emitter on the monitor or TV. Ceiling ...

the Nvidia 3D Vision technology buyers might have been considering for a gaming PC. And while most sets come with a pair or two of shutter glasses, extra pairs are pricey. Now, leading electronics ...

To complete the system, you'll need a beefy gaming graphic card from NVIDIA ... The magic behind NVIDIA's lenses is called Active Shutter; shutter glasses work by alternately darkening each ...

However, unlike Nintendo's 3DS, both consoles require blooming expensive TVs and bulky shutter-glasses.

However, one of the big downsides 3D gaming solutions, such as NVIDIA's 3D Vision, share with 3D TV is the noticeably dimmer image that results from wearing active shutter glasses. NVIDIA has now ...

However, 3D tech goes back much further, as [Nicole] shows us with a look at Sega’s ancient 8-bit 3D glasses [via Adafruit]. [Nicole]’s pair of Sega shutter glasses are battered and bruised ...