P3D Re: stereo video adaptor

[lylel@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

Date: Thu, 29 Jan 1998 15:05:00 -0800
Larry Berlin writes:

>>Date: Wed, 28 Jan 1998
>>From: Minutiae02 <Minutiae02@xxxxxxx>
>>Scott Ressler writes:
>>..............
>>Also, what are the current LCD shutter glasses of choice?  I've looked at
>>most of the web sites, but I'd like some personal opinions, please. 
>>3DVideo corp. will bundle 2 pairs of their own wireless glasses w/ the
>>adaptor for an additional $80-$90, but they don't look so impressive in
>>the picture on their website. Good price, though.  
>>

>**** My current favorite is the NuVision 3D Spex. They are reasonably
>priced (retail $50), light weight, comfortable to wear, even over reading
>glasses. They have a relatively large shutter view area, are well made and
>rugged. I find them attractive, but others comment about the fancy colors
>calling them *Nike's for your eyes*, which I think is a cute name for

The LCD glasses being bundled by 3-D Video with their Nu-View adapter
are the 
NuVision 3-D Spex.  3-D Video will be marketing them under the name
Nu-Shades.
We believe 3-D Video has an excellent product and we are excited to have
been 
selected as the "glasses of choice" for use with their product.  You can
see the 
3-D Spex on their web site at http://www.3-dvideo.com/mshade.html

We are listening...........

Best regards,
Lyle Leavitt

NuVision Technologies, Inc. 
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