3D is the buzzword and consumers are clearly embracing every form of it. Be it the success of 3D movies, such as, Avatar and Alice in Wonderland or interactive games, which took the gaming world by storm, the 3D saga only gets bigger and better. With the unveiling of the 3D PC, NVIDIA has clearly achieved yet another milestone in the 3D entertainment revolution. Partnering with NVIDIA are leading PC manufacturers including, Alienware, ASUS, Dell, Microsoft, Toshiba and others.

With a 3D PC, you can play games (there are around 425 PC games which are compatible with the NVIDIA 3D Vision technology), view and edit 3D photos, enjoy live streaming of 3D video, and watch Blu-ray 3D movies too.

Up until now, only Do-It-Yourself (DIY) enthusiasts could enjoy the NVIDIA 3D Vision experience by purchasing a 120Hz, 3D Vision-Ready certified display, using a GeForce graphics card, adding the 3D Vision shutter glasses kit and installing the necessary drivers.

A number of 3D PC partners are displaying the latest 3D desktops, all-in-one PCs, etc at Computex. But, NVIDIA’s 3D experience center stands out with its 1400 square meter tent housing the largest collection of 3D PC technologies.

3D PCs are all set to replace 3D TVs as the least expensive means to enjoy 3D entertainment. With broad industry support from leading manufacturers, such as, Acer, Dell, LG, Toshiba, ViewSonic, consumers can now look forward to 3D experience right out of the box with the purchase of a 3D PC.