3dspotlight.com: Dimension Technologies has been working for years in flat panel displays that can simulate 3D environments without the need of using glasses, head trackers or helmets. Even though its applications can go from Medical to Business use, DTI 3D LCDs are also aimed to hardcore gamers looking for a complete new experience... so, here we bring you our complete review of this $1700 piece of art, so how did it perform?
The original ?virtual window? 15? display was designed in 1998, followed by an 18? display adopted by NASA. These original units were expensive and not really intended for the average home user. A few years later (2001), DTI released the 2015XLS 15? 3D display at an affordable $1699. It?s bigger brother, the 2018XLQ 18? display unit weighs in at a hefty $6,999.
DTI 3D LCD 15'' Display review
The original ?virtual window? 15? display was designed in 1998, followed by an 18? display adopted by NASA. These original units were expensive and not really intended for the average home user. A few years later (2001), DTI released the 2015XLS 15? 3D display at an affordable $1699. It?s bigger brother, the 2018XLQ 18? display unit weighs in at a hefty $6,999.
DTI 3D LCD 15'' Display review
