14 DAY TRIAL // Although NVIDIA hasn't been particularly vocal about its products up until now at CES 2011, it seems that the company's slowly, but surely starting to show off its technologies, starting with a couple of very interesting new products from Acer, that will be 3D Vision-enabled, including a brand-new AIO (all-in-one) PC and a couple of computer monitors. In fact, we're pretty sure that these new products only represent the tip of the iceberg at CES, especially since NVIDIA has made no secret from the fact that 3D Vision will represent one its major marketing pushes over the course of 2011.
But anyway, coming back to Acer's products, we'll start with the AIO unit, namely the Acer Aspire Z5763, touted as the company' first product of this type to support NVIDIA 3D Vision.
Beside coming equipped with a Full-HD, 3D Vision capable 23-inch display, the new all-in-one system from Acer also sports an NVIDIA GeForce GT440 or GeForce GT445M GPUs, plus advanced Dolby surround sound audio.
It's also very important to point out that, in the case of the AIO system (as well as the PC monitors we'll talk about a bit later), the 3D Vision emitter is built right in the device, which means that you can forget about attaching one of those cumbersome external USB emitters to it.
Now, moving on to the PC monitors, we'll have to mention that the HN274H 3D monitor is the world's largest to support 3D Vision, featuring a 27-inch diagonal size (the second monitor to be unveiled by Acer, the GN245HQ, only sports a 24-inch screen).
Both Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels) monitors come equipped with DVI-DL and HDMI 1.4 connectivity, enabling users to enjoy 3D content coming from a fairly wide array of sources (including Blu-ray players or gaming consoles, such as the PS3, for example).
Sadly, pricing and/or availability details have not yet been provided, but that's not really a big surprise, since we are, after all, talking about Acer here.
