The craze that followed the release of movies like Avatar and Final Destination seem to have augmented the spread of 3D technology. In response to the 3D trend popular these days, Gunnar has unveiled the circular polarized 3D glasses for entertainment enthusiasts. The eyewear offers compatibility with RealD theatre technology.
The device can be used with monitors from JVC and Hyundai as well as iZ3D’s circular polarized home gaming consoles. It maybe utilized by professionals from various fields like geosciences, design or architecture, government or military, medical and more. Apart from the i-AMP lens technology, the gadget is equipped with a maximized contrast ratio, optimized light transmission, good quality polarization efficiency to reduce distortion and improved true color vision too.
“As more films are released in 3D and movie-goers continue to flock in droves to the theater, they’ll now have an option to watch with high quality, comfortable Gunnar eyewear that enhances the viewing experienceâ€, explained Rob Aarnes, Gunnar’s president. “In addition, professional applications in 3D demand the most advanced tools on the job, and we’re pleased to offer the best in 3D optometrics for improving work performance as well as the enjoyment of entertainment.â€
Additionally, the eyewear serves the purpose of offering enhanced details and optical resolutions besides reducing visual and physical uneasiness. It can be used to carry out a host of functions that include creating and viewing virtual 3D home environments, tracking the human genome through molecular modeling and so on.
Currently, ready-to-use frames Phenom and Anime are available for pre-orders through the company’s, Buy’s and Amazon’s online portals. They can be purchased at about $99 (approx. Rs. 4,600). The company plans to release more variants to the 3D glasses soon. The price for these will range from $99 to $199 (approx. Rs. 9,250). Prescription eyewear with more configurations are expected to arrive in Q4 this year.
