It seems that in every few years, gadget makers try to come with something that will cause us to look at things again in 3D. Without going back all the way 1800sFirst Abortion The movie brought in millions of theater to see the Blue Cat people dancing in stereotypes. Subsequently, in the early 2010’s, there was a 3D TV that was 3D TV before the arrival of HTC View and Okolas Rift again with the arrival of VR headset. Soon, Samsung will release a new tech on tech with his glass -free Odyssey 3D gaming monitor (Model G90XF) and after trying it, I feel that if the 3D has been good with it, people do not stop their eyes whenever the idea arises.
If this monitor seems to be somewhat familiar, the reason is that Samsung has in fact demoted many pre -production models of pre -production in the CES. 2024 And 2025. In fact, I tried the first version in Las Vegas about a year and a half ago, playing Lies of p Back when it was a slightly 37 -inch display. Regardless, Odyssey 3D is finally being sold at $ 2,000 later this month at $ 28, and when I don’t think it is an essential piece of tech, it is definitely a fun way to experience both sports and videos in a new dimension.
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The G90XF contains a 27 -inch 4K LCD panel, which has a 165Hz refresh rate, which is not so impressive to consider its price. And in some cases, when the 3D effect is active, it gets worse. In addition to having a two -eye and facial tracking sensor hidden below its bells, Odyssey 3D also uses a lenticular filter to make two slightly different versions of the same scene (one for each eye), which is explained as a 3D image from your brain.
This reduces the resolution of the screen, which in turn has a very effective effect on the screen indoor as you can find on the VR headset. To me, that meant that I have seen a little colorful color around some things, while individual pixels have become more prominent. Unfortunately, because the monitor is designed to look with two eyes, so the effect does not appear in photos or videos because the cameras usually record with the same lens/sensor at a time. (WOMP WOMP.)
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He said, even despite all these limits, I was still impressed by Odyssey 3D. In sports, the monitor can handle two different levels of integration. Particularly with the input of Samsung (indicated with yellow seeds) is a one for the titles prepared, which benefits full of tech and another general setting for sports with basic 3D support.
The first game I played – Khazan: First Barruser – is a completely certified title and showed a wonderful level of immersion. Even without moving for the sluders to the 3D effects such as focal distance and depth, the trees and plants around the screen seemed as if they were pulling the display out of me, while the blood floating in the space between my face and the monitor. There were also details like snaplix as it seemed as if they were flying from my head, which was a good touch.
The important thing is that Tech never felt oppressive and thanks to the built -in head tracking, I got the freedom that there was freedom to roam my seat (a bit) without destroying the effect. So instead of being a disturbance, he added a little environment to the game. And it still looked very fast and the smooths you would expect to run smooth. Sorry, I couldn’t play Octopath traveler, Which is one of Samsung’s supported titles, as I think the 3D effect combination with the Game Retro -HD -2D art style will be an excellent showcase of tech.
As the other titles are concerned, the monitor can convert standard 2D graphics to a fly to 3D. However, as you can imagine, the effect is almost not so nearly, especially in the most modern topics with fennered graphics. However, when I play Grand Stolen Auto: Voice CityThe characters and vehicles still popped up in a very pleasant way, which made the game more than 20 -year -old. Once again, this was not a significant change, but already added an extra level of entertainment and immersion into the old game.
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But Odyssey 3D’s capabilities do not keep gaming because the monitor can also convert non -DRM -protected videos (such as clips from YouTube to clips) into 3D. Like sports, like recent trailers Avengers: Endagim There was a clear depth effect that shook some scenes, though I would still not call it a revolutionary experience. However, the The Si -The -Si -Si -Si -Si -San -likes, such as mobile phones, did another better thing to separate the goods from the front in the background. Above all, the monitor may also change Side -by -side stereoscopic footage Also in standard 3D videos, which is a good, though niche, joining. I wish I didn’t have to click the notification to activate the 3D effect whenever I pulled a new video.
Of course, the biggest question is whether the cost of the additional dimension of Odyssey 3D is $ 1,000 or more than the same as a more traditional monitor. And for that I probably won’t say. But I don’t think that this display is a failure, because I have noticed that in the past, instead of being completely removed like a lot of appliances, being able to turn on and off this effect without the need for additional equipment like glasses like glasses. And if Samsung can make this tech a bit cheaper, it will feel like a good bonus that has full value when watching certain sports or movies. When you consider all the false start and flop, what the 3D gadget has done over the years, it feels like a small but important victory in my book.
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Finally, while there are currently 12 games that are fully certified to work with Odyssey 3D, Samsung says he hopes the number will bring close to 50 by the end of the year. Currently the support titles are listed below.
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Khazan: First Barruser
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Dragon Ball Z: Coakart
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Lies of p
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Piconitis 2
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Little Drawn Dream II
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Polywride
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Fist: Fake in the shadow torch
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Spongeboob SquarePnts: Kennati Shake
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Like Dragon: Asian
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Just up
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Darksiders Genius
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Octopath traveler
The Samsung Odisi 3D Gaming Monitor will be available for $ 2,000, starting April 28, with pre -orders eligible for $ 200 credit from selected retailers such as Samsung.com.
This article was originally published on Enoget
