Samsung 3D Monitor: No Glasses, But Needs Games
- Samsung is taking another shot at 3D PC gaming with its new Odyssey 3D gaming monitor.
- The Odyssey 3D employs eye-tracking cameras and an array of lenticular lenses to create and maintain the 3D effect. The technology keeps the image stable as long as...
- However, the success of this new gaming monitor hinges on expanding its library of compatible games.
Samsung‘s Odyssey 3D monitor boldly re-enters the gaming arena with its glasses-free 3D technology, promising an immersive experience. This cutting-edge display utilizes eye-tracking and lenticular lenses, aiming to deliver a stable 3D image without the need for glasses. However, the success of this innovative 3D gaming monitor heavily relies on ample game support. While Samsung promises more titles, the current limited library raises concerns. News Directory 3 dives deep into whether this gaming monitor truly revives glasses-free gaming. Will it be a hit or a miss? Discover what’s next for the Odyssey 3D.
Samsung’s Odyssey 3D Monitor Aims to Revive Glasses-free Gaming
Samsung is taking another shot at 3D PC gaming with its new Odyssey 3D gaming monitor. The monitor, which outwardly resembles a standard 4K IPS display, distinguishes itself by offering a glasses-free 3D experience. This is achieved through collaboration with game developers and advanced technology that eliminates the need for cumbersome eyewear.
The Odyssey 3D employs eye-tracking cameras and an array of lenticular lenses to create and maintain the 3D effect. The technology keeps the image stable as long as the user’s head remains centered.The result is a notable betterment over earlier 3D attempts, like the Nintendo 3DS.
However, the success of this new gaming monitor hinges on expanding its library of compatible games. Currently, only “The First Berserker: Khazan“ is fully optimized for the Odyssey 3D experience. samsung representatives have indicated that support for 50 to 60 more games is planned in the coming months,with “Lies of P” among them. The initial launch, however, features limited 3D game support.
