Can you really game in 3D without glasses ... via advanced tech built into the monitor itself. We've seen glasses-free 3D in stand-alone monitors before, like in the Sony ELF-SR2 Spatial Reality ...

As much as I’d like glasses-free 3D to finally, finally take off, I don’t think the Odyssey 3D is the monitor to make it happen. Samsung’s software makes you jump through too many hoops, only works ...

Which brings us to the Samsung Odyssey 3D, a $2,000 27-inch monitor with one major feature: it does glasses-free 3D for ... 3D options for both games and non-game content I grew fond of the ...

Samsung’s new Odyssey 3D monitor was a hit ... the need for special glasses. But details were scarce. Now, it’s being shown off again along with the new game announcements Gamescom to drum ...

Samsung has announced the next evolution of its Odyssey gaming monitor lineup by adding glasses-free 3D technology ... It’s even pairing the Odyssey 3D up with a game called inZOI, a life ...

The “3D” in the model’s name calls out the monitor’s lenticular glasses-less 3D technology ... That’s mostly due to the limited game roster. Samsung says they plan to support 50 games ...

as I think the combination of the 3D effect with the game's retro HD-2D art style would be a great showcase of the tech. As for other titles, the monitor can convert standard 2D graphics into 3D ...

I stuck with Game ... monitor that costs substantially less, like the Sony Inzone M9 II or Alienware 27-inch Dual-Resolution. Though I commend Samsung for its attempt to resurrect glasses-free 3D ...

Glasses-free ... "deliver unparalleled 3D experiences" in the upcoming game The First Berserker: Khazan. The plan is to utilise the as-yet-unreleased Samsung Odyssey 3D monitor to create an ...

Is the incoming Odyssey 3D display good enough to justify spending $2,000? I'm intrigued by Samsung's valiant effort, but I'm not completely sold. Here's why. I’m an Analyst and ISF-certified TV ...