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Shame on James Cameron for not releasing a stereoscopic 3D version of the trailer for Avatar, but just trying to convince us to go watch the movie in 3D by just showing us some “flat” teasers and trailers with scenes from the movie. Luckily now there is at least a stereoscopic 3D version convert from the official trailer of the movie that looks nice, but don’t expect anything to hit you in the face with this one. Converting 2D to Stereoscopic 3D video does not provide the same great results as when shooting the video in S3D and then providing it in that format, but still it is better than plain 2D, so you might as well enjoy the trailer.

The Avatar S3D trailer is encoded in Windows Media Video format in Interlaced format (Field Sequential) so you’ll need to tell the Nvidia 3D Vision Stereoscopic Player to use Interlaced, Left Line First mode when opening the file with aspect ratio of 16:9. You should of course be able to play the video with other respective video players and 3D setups that do support this format, although this 2D to S3D convert was made especially for 3D Vision owners.

- To Download the Avatar HD Trailer in Stereoscopic 3D Format go here…

Acer Aspire GD245HQ is a 24-inch gaming display that is going to be available in January/February on the market for everyone willing to get a 120Hz Full HD monitor. This is actually going to be the first Full HD display with a 120 hertz panel that will be also compatible with Nvidia’s 3D Vision active shutter glasses in order for you to enjoy games, movies an pictures in Stereoscopic 3D.

It seems that the Acer Aspire GD245HQ will be marketed as Acer Aspire GD235HZ in some regions, but actually the two are one and the same hardware, just the part number is different for the different region. So when looking for this monitor look for both models as depending on which country you live in it might be any of the two available. Anyway the thing you should know is that they are one and the same, so it does not matter which one you get…

As you can see from the pictures the GD245HQ / GD235HZ monitor offers very stylish design and the word is that it won’t be much more expensive than the currently available 22-inch only 120Hz LCD displays. I’m talking about the 120Hz Samsung 2233RZ and ViewSonic VX2268wm 3D Vision-ready monitors that come with native resolution of 1680×1050 pixels and thus are not Full HD capable…

Here are the full specifications for the Acer Aspire GD245HQ:

Display size: 60 cm (23.5″) Wide, 16:9 Full HD, 521×293 mm
Panel Technology: TN (Twisted Nematic)
Resolution: 1920×1080 @ 120Hz
Pixel pitch: 0.2715 mm
PPI (pixels per inch): 92
Horizontal Frequency: D-Sub&HDMI 30-83KHz, DVI 30-140KHz
Vertical Frequency: D-Sub&HDMI 56-75Hz, DVI 56-120Hz
Contrast ratio: 80000:1 (Dynamic)
Brightness: 300 cd/m2
Response time: 2 ms
Colours: 16.7M (6 bit + HiFRC)
NTSC Colour gamut coverage: 72%
Internal speakers: N/A
Viewing angle CR 5:1: 176°/176°
Viewing angle CR 10:1: 170°/160°
Tilt / Swivel / Pivot: Tilt. -5°/15°
Height Adjustment: No
Wall-mount: 100 mm x 100 mm
Kensington lock support: Supported
Connections: Analog (D-sub), Digital (DVI-D), HDMI (Optional), Internal Power Supply
Power consumption: Energy Star On 38.2W, Off 0.85W, Stand by 1.85W
Dimensions: prescription drugs without 574.8×417.8×194.4 mm
Weight: 5.8 Kg

- For more information about the Acer Aspire GD245HQ 3D Monitor…

This video shows the two 22-inch 120Hz LCD monitors side by side (Samsung 2233RZ and ViewSonic VX2268wm), connected with an Dual-Link DVI splitter cable to a single output of the video card in order to check if there is actually a difference in terms of input lag between the two displays. The video was shot at 240 fps in order to catch even small differences (use the pause button to compare), but the numbers on the timer stay the same on both monitors, meaning that neither one has more or less input lag than the other one.

- For more info for the 120Hz 3D Vision-capable monitors…