3D Monitors

Fujitsu is showing a new All-in-One PC that has a 3D LCD and a 3D camera (that can shoot 3D photos and videos). The 3D LCD uses glasses, but we're not sure if that's active-shutter or polarized.

This All-in-One PC will ship in Japan later this year, but we don't have more information.

NEC is showing a new all-in-one desktop PC that has a 3D LCD and Blu-ray player. The 3D display uses polarized glasses. This PC might be released in the first half of 2010.

Via Engadget

The Fraunhofer Institute is showing a new 3D display solution that does not require glasses. The idea is to use eye-tracking, and so there is no need for 'multi-view', and the user can move around and still get the 3D display. The analog display uses mechanics to adjust the images to the viewing angle. I'm guessing that currently this supports just one user, and probably is more suited for business-use and not multi-user TV...

Via I4U 

Both ASUS and MSI are showing concept All-in-One PCs that have 3D displays. MSI's display is a touch-screen, interestingly.

MSI 3D All-in-One concept

Via Engadget

Update: we've got some more information ont he PG276H...

ASUS has announced two new Full-HD 3D monitors, the VG236H and the PG276H. That's actually all we currently know... it probably means a 23" and a 26" monitors, but we'll keep watching for more information.

Via  Engadget

OCModShop has reviewed Zalman Tech's 22" 3D monitor, the ZM-M220W. This monitor works with nVidia's standard stereoscopic driver, but does not use shutter glasses, but polarizing ones. Zalman says that this is better than active-shutter because it does not cause eye strain. Polarizing does have it's faults, though as it usually reduces the color spectrum and the brightness. The reviewer was happy with the 3D image. 

The monitor costs $270, which is not more expensive than other gaming monitors. Here's the complete review.

MSI announced the world's first large screen Full-HD 3D enabled All-in-One PC. The display is a 24"120Hz LED LCD that supports full-HD (1080p) resolution. It also supports active-shutter 3D glasses.

We do not have a release date or pricing info yet.