At the beginning of the year, Nvidia announced the release of their 3D Vision for GeForce. Now the company is announcing that the 3D Vision will be available in Europe by the end of May. The kit includes a pair of battery operated 3D vision glasses and an IR emitter that helps turn a wide variety of monitors and projector displays into a 3D experience. The major downside to this 3D system is that it only works with select display components and it can only be used for PC games at the moment. The only projector that is compatible with this system is the Lightspeed Design DepthQ-WXGA, which features HD (1280 x 720) resolution, a 2000:1 contrast ratio, and 2000 ANSI lumens. The projector is also light weight and portable, which makes it an excellent option for professional gamers who need to practice on the road. The GeForce 3D Vision is one of the first successful 3D systems designed specifically for video games.

[via Pocket Lint]

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