SINGAPORE, March 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) 3D International debuts VisuZ CLD - its detachable CHROMATIC LIGHT DEFLECTOR filter that delivers glasses free, 3D images to supported LCD/LED screens. VisuZ will also be exhibited at the Developers Gaming Conference 2012 in San Francisco on March 5th, 2012 as well as CeBIT, Hanover Germany on March 6th, 2012.
CHROMATIC LIGHT DEFLECTOR is a patent pending Optical element that dramatically improves the brightness, clarity, and improved transitioned viewing angle, of displaying 3D images - glasses free. Using a patent pending way of shaping light across glass, 3D images are created through an optical element that the company has developed. CHROMATIC LIGHT DEFLECTOR enables consistent high quality images over an extended time, as it is able to absorb heat without changing its optical properties - unlike some competing plastic lenses. Now this is available for the first time in a detachable filter so that the user can switch between 2D and 3D by simply lifting the filter that is secured to the LCD/LED screen with a magnet.
"With this release, 3D International is poised to accelerate its market penetration as the leading hardware and software glasses free 3D solution in the marketplace. Using 2nd generation Intel CoreTM processors, it showcases the power of delivering HD content at significant brilliance that is labelled a "wow" factor. We are now seeing some increased traction with some large customers and prospects for the gaming industry worldwide. Used in conjunction with our VisuZ Game Driver, the VisuZ CLD product line is the new standard for playing games in 3D effortlessly" said Tan Sri Abdul Rashid Abdul Manaf, Executive Chairman of 3D International.
Key Highlights & Features of VisuZ and Chromatic Light Deflector Technology
Advanced technology. The VisuZ CLD is the culmination of over 10 years of development and embodies the most sophisticated algorithm and manufacturing processes to create a heat resistant optical element which can maintain consistent brightness throughout the life of the LCD/LED panel. Combined with its proprietary alignment techniques, the VisuZ CLD provides brilliant, vivid pictures that can be sustained over long viewing periods for its customers.
Detachable Option. The VisuZ CLD will be shipping as a detachable option by May 1st, 2012, and can be retrofitted into a number of popular screens. This will dispense with the need for customers to acquire a second screen for 3D. Future implementations will be available at varying sizes, making VisuZ affordable and easy to install.
Game Driver. The VisuZ CLD may be used with the VisuZ Game Driver that will allow users to play most PC games by simply attaching the filter to a supported screen. Games that have been tested include Crysis 1/2, F1 2011, Grand Theft Auto IV, Modern Warfare 1/2, Driver San Francisco and many more. Users may be able to create their own profiles on most popular games and tweak the 3D effects based upon their own personal preferences.
3D Photo/Movie Viewer Option. A 3D Photo and Movie Viewer application will also be provided for a limited time at no charge so that you can display 3D photos and movies taken with popular 3D cameras such as the Fujifilm W3, and the HTC 3D Phone camera.. This application supports JPS, and MOB formats. Users can display their favourite 3D Photo and Movies Glasses Free on a VisuZ CLD supported monitor to get brilliant 3D images.
Blue-ray 3D support Option. The same Driver will support a Blue Ray Media player and Blue Ray Player. At this time only Cyberlink PowerDVD version 11 is supported. Users can watch Brilliant 3D movies on a supported Blue-ray Media Player - glasses free. This means that users do not need to buy a 3D TV; a 3D Blue-ray player and 3D glasses. Users can simply pop their favourite Blue-ray 3D movie into a Blue-ray player, install a VisuZ CLD with the VisuZ Game Driver and watch brilliant 3D as it was intended, in the comfort of their homes.
2nd Generation Intel Core Processor Support. 3D International's extensive software products have been optimized to run on Intel's new processors, dispensing the need to invest in expensive GPU based hardware. The new version can support a single motherboard configuration enabling a VisuZ CLD to unleash HD‐enabled video applications at a fraction of the cost of other GPU intensive solutions.
Multi View Support. The VisuZ CLD displays its applications on multiple views and does not require head tracking applications that allow only one person to watch at a time, in brightly lit environment(s).
To learn more about VisuZ and CHROMATIC LIGHT DEFLECTOR, please visit http://www.visuz.com
About 3D International
3D International is a leading provider of glasses free 3D hardware, software and content provisioning solutions. 3D International's patent pending CHROMATIC LIGHT DEFLECTOR optical element is a breakthrough in displaying 3D images and video that is livelier, brighter and more vivid than other competing technologies. This complements 3D International's proven, time tested, ruggedized and industry accepted line of Parallax Barrier based screens. By combining 3D International's professional 3D software tools (VisuMotion product line) that allow 3D content creation, playback as well as real time transformation of 3D applications, 3D International enables a new generation of glasses free solutions for Arcade Gaming, Digital Signage, Casino, Medical, Architectural and Education markets.
By owning its own production facilities, 3D International offers unprecedented price/ performance benefits for its customers.
3D International Group has offices in Malaysia (HQ), Germany, the United States and Singapore.
Intel and Intel Core are registered trademarks of Intel Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
3D International Debuts Its 3D Glasses-Free Detachable Optical Elements "Visuz CLD" at DemoAsia 2012.
3D International releases newest version of patent pending Chromatic Light Deflector 3D Optical element display device in a detachable form branded as VisuZ CLD with 2nd generation Intel Core Processors native support .
2012-03-05
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[Press-News.org] 3D International Debuts Its 3D Glasses-Free Detachable Optical Elements "Visuz CLD" at DemoAsia 2012.3D International releases newest version of patent pending Chromatic Light Deflector 3D Optical element display device in a detachable form branded as VisuZ CLD with 2nd generation Intel Core Processors native support .