eDimensional Brings 3D with New E-D Wireless Glasses

eDimensional's new E-D Wireless Glasses instantly convert almost all existing PC video game titles into a mind-blowing 3D experience, giving players the most lifelike gaming environment ever created - literally putting them inside the game. Fighter planes seemingly buzz by just inches away, racecars zoom at awesome velocity, and roller coaster loop-de-loops are suddenly a stomach-churning reality.





In addition to enhancing the gaming experience, the proprietary E-D technology can also be used to watch DVDs and view digital photos in real 3D on any PC (CRT or LCD monitor).

Retailing for less than $100, the E-D Wireless package comes complete with one pair of glasses, one video synchronization module, one infra-red transmitter, and the patented eDimensional software. The comfortable, lightweight glasses come with standard inexpensive lithium cell batteries - the kind that can be found at any electronics store - and provide up to 100 hours of usage (extra batteries available for only one dollar each).

Installation of the E-D Wireless Glasses is a snap with no USB or serial ports required. Simply install the patented software, plug in the adapter to any standard PC, and then sit back and enjoy the best gaming experience ever. The E-D system uses an infrared transmitter for wire-free operation of the glasses. A dual-emitter transmitter is utilized to give the widest viewing angle and range possible and to beam a signal to perfectly synchronize the refresh rate of the monitor with the glasses. This transmission also allows for additional users who have their own pair of E-D Wireless Glasses.

For viewing of DVDs and digital photos, eDimensional offers their 3D Plus software ($39.95) and 3D Combine software ($19.95) that converts your favorite movie titles and memories to true 3D. A Wired version of the E-D Glasses is available for under $70.

Another eDimensional product for gamers of every age and experience level is Voice Buddy, the world's first truly interactive voice control for gaming. The company's powerful proprietary speech engine eliminates hours of tedious training and is available for numerous top-selling games, including IL-2 Sturmovik, Combat Flight Simulator, LOMAC, MS Flightsim, Doom 3, Halo, Farcry and many more. The Voice Buddy starter program sells for $49.95 and each game-specific version is only $9.95.

Source: press release

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