3D mode is optional, and the monitors can switch between 2D and 3D on the fly.
It works by tracking the movement of both your eyes via the built-in stereo cameras.
Samsung claims that the result is a 3D-like feel created from regular 2D content.
The solution sounds like thecreepy EyeSight featureon Apple’s Vision Pro headset.
The Odyssey 3D brings cool gaming chops to the table.
Both screen sizes leverage an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panel in 4K resolution.
There aren’t many HDR games, so this isn’t a biggie.
The monitors also supportAMD’s FreeSync technology.
However,G-Sync, Nvidia’s proprietary variable refresh rate technology, doesn’t work.
All three monitors run Samsung’s Smart Hub and Gaming Hub software.
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