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22" iZ3D is an advanced video monitor capable of displaying impressive into-screen and out-of-screen 3D images with passive polarized glasses. iZ3D is designed to replace standard two-dimensional monitors while maintaining commercial image quality and display brightness. iZ3D supports long-time viewing without causing fatigue or eyestrain. This advanced technology takes three dimensional applications already on today's market; such as PC games, 3D entertainment and professional stereo applications, and it allows users to experience their favorite 3D animation in a way they never could with a standard two-dimensional ("2D") monitor.

Approx. $1300 USD from www.iz3d.com

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How it Works: The display converts the video signal [A] into electricity that it uses to stimulate a slice of lithium niobate crystal [B], which produces sound waves [C] in response to the current. These waves diffract lasers [D] through the crystal, turning them into hundreds of slices of light. That light travels through two mirrors [E] that project it at various angles onto a screen, where the slices stack up on either side of the display to create a 3d hologram.

Recently I had an impulse buy at the local computer parts outlet, that has been a great asset, so I thought I'd let the KMA nation know about it... A backlit keyboard that allows you the freedom of using your PC in a dark enviroment. I chose the Saitek Backlit Keyboard and got it for about $50US w/o the optional programmable keypad seen at the left. I had first seen a similar keyboard several months ago, but they ran $100US, which I couldnt justify to spend on a keyboard. They do look damn cool though (look)

So think about it, alot better contrast for your monitor in a dark room, and easier on your eyes. Stay away from the really cheap ones though, look for one that has individually backlit keys, otherwise you may not be able to read every key in the dark.