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Limited Edition iZ3D Monitors Are the Mullets of the Tech World [Monitors]
Gizmodo —
... at resolutions up to 1680x1050 and feature a 170-degree viewing angle, 5ms response time, 700:1 contract and 16.7 million colors. The system can toggle into 3D mode assuming you are wearing a pair of polarized glasses, though the flaming skull finish on the back of your monitor may be more interesting after a few beers. One of these painted iZ3D monitors will run $739 and require a 3-week lead time with every order. Our review of an old iZ3D system can be found here. [iZ3D]
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Limited Edition iZ3D Monitors Are the Mullets of the LCD World [Monitors]
Gizmodo —
... at resolutions up to 1680x1050 and feature a 170-degree viewing angle, 5ms response time, 700:1 contract and 16.7 million colors. The system can toggle into 3D mode assuming you are wearing a pair of polarized glasses, though the flaming skull finish on the back of your monitor may be more interesting after a few beers. One of these painted iZ3D monitors will run $739 and require a 3-week lead time with every order. Our review of an old iZ3D system can be found here. [iZ3D] ...
Custom 3D monitors move your gaming into a post apocalyptic world
DVICE Atom Feed —
iZ3D has been making 3D gaming monitors for a while, but now they want to enhance your gaming experience even more by replacing your boring dark gray monitor case, with something that looks like it came straight out of Gears Of War 2 or Fallout 3. The monitor itself uses a slide in polarizing filter along with a set of glasses to deliver a powerful 3D experience.
The custom painted 22 inch models include a range of gnarly themes like burning skulls, weathered metal, and hot-rod like flames, and run around $740 a pop. That sounds expensive, but when you consider that the boring ...
