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    Maybe 3D really is here to stay

    Discussion in 'Toshiba' started by Arrant Knave, May 21, 2011.

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    Arrant Knave Notebook Enthusiast

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    tldoney Notebook Consultant

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    I love 3D. I'm playing Mass Effect right now in 3D on my Satellite. It makes gaming a lot more immersive. My only problem with it is that all new games should be 3D ready so we don't have to make adjustments to them to get them almost right, but not perfect and nVidia needs to work more on their game updates.
     
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