3D monitors

ASUS's VG236H is a 23" Full-HD (1080p), 120Hz LCD monitor that supports active-shutter 3D via a bundled nVidia 3D Vision kit (which includes an emitter and one pair of glasses). The monitor has 2ms response time, Dual-link DVI and HDMI port, 100,000:1 contrast ratio and 400cd/m² brightness.

The VG23H is now shipping for $499, including the 3D Vision kit.

The PG276 is a 27" gaming monitor capable of 3D (active-shutter). It has 120Hz refresh rate (60Hz for each eye in 3D) and 2ms response time. It also has new anti-reflective technology (Asus calls it "color-shine").

ASUS PG-276

We don't know when it'll be released, and at what price. Via TechRadar

Zalman Tech's ZM-M240W is a 24" full-HD (1920x1080) 3D monitor, with a 120Hz refresh rate. The monitor comes bundled with 2 pairs of polarized glasses.

Zalman ZM-M240W

The ZM-M240W is expected to ship in May 2010, for 380 euro. Via Softpedia

The ASUS PG276H is a 27" 3D monitor that supports full-HD at 120Hz (60Hz for each eye in 3D). It uses Nvidia's 3D Vision and needs active-shutter glasses. It has a dual-link DVI connection.

ASUS PG276H photo

The PG276H will cost around $550, and will be released at June.

Panasonic's new 3D monitor is a professional 'production monitor'. It's based on an 25.5" IPS LCD that has 1920x1200 resolution, Xpol polarization filter and comes with 2 pairs of passive polarizing glasses. It has 2 HD-SDI ports and a DVI-D socket. 

Panasonic BT-3DL2550

The BT-3DL2550 will be released in September for $9900 (!). Via Engadget

The AW2310 is a 3D monitor that supports full 1080p video, 3 ms response time, 120Hz refresh rate. The 3D is supported using NVIDIA's GeForce 3D Vision kit. 

The monitor is available for $700 including the 3D kit (and costs $500 without the kit). Via Engadget

The GD245HQ/GD235HZ is a full-HD 3D monitor enabled by NVidia 3D Vision. It's a full-HD monitor (1920x1080) with 120Hz refresh rate and 2ms response time.

The monitor is shipping for $399.99. Via Digitimes.