3D is now a reality with JVC's new GD-463D10 colour monitor. This new flicker-free 3D display is easy on the eyes thanks to a circular polarization system that doesn't rely on active shutter glasses.

Inputs are compatible with industry standard line-by-line and side-by-side 3D formats. JVC’s unique 3D decoder circuit translates images into the optimal Xpol display format and demonstrates the ability to accommodate subtle gradations and shades of colour.

At 46 inches, the GD-463D10 is a large 3D LCD monitor for professional use.

 

JVC GD-463D10 46" 3D LCD Monitor	£4,497
(All prices ex-VAT and delivery.)

 

Features at a glance:

High quality, flicker-free 3D display with eye-friendly circular polarizing technology

JVC's own "3D visual engine", a large 46-inch screen, and a profile of just 39mm at the slimmest point

Excellent colour reproduction

Compatible with Line-by-Line and Side-by-Side 3D signal inputs

1920 x 1080 LCD panel with Xpol® glass filter

Compatible with diverse power sources for worldwide applications.

Equipped with an Xpol® circular polarizing filter for natural 3D pictures

3D compatible HDMI input: 3 terminals that support 1080/24p, 50p, 60p, 50i, 60i

* Xpol^® is a registered trademark of Arisawa Manufacturing.

JVC’s unique high-quality 3D visual engine reproduces high-quality images befitting this new era of wide, high-resolution displays. The compact 1-1/2 inches (39mm) depth allows for greater flexibility in the layout of 3D visual environments.

The Xpol polarizing filter method moves beyond the shutter method to provide a stable, flicker-free visual experience. Whereas the left eye and right eye information switches back and forth on a shutter glass display, the GD-463D10 always displays left and right images on the screen to offer clean, stable 3D images. The GD-463D10 includes two pairs of battery-free, light polarizing glasses.

TheGD-463D10’s three HDMI input terminals are compatible with standard HD video signals, including 1080/24p, 50p, 60p, 50i and 60i.Input signals in line-by-line or side-by-side format can be displayed as 3D images (50i and 60i for side-by-side format only).

Differences between the two 3D video formats

Line-by-line format: Left and right images are stored, respectively, in the even and odd lines of the video signal. This format is the same as the one used to transmit a regular TV signal and has been widely adopted by many 3D content producers.

Side-by-side format: Left and right images compressed to 1/2 scale in the horizontal direction are stored in the left and right sides of the screen. This format is also the same as the one used to transmit a standard TV signal and is commonly used for TV broadcasting programs as well as by 3D content producers.