AVS Forums lets you know how to watch The Masters in 3D online

If you haven't decided to upgrade your big screen HDTV just yet, but are still interested in checking out what all the fuss is about next week when The Masters is presented in 3D, then you're in luck. A 3D presentation will also be available online, but will of course require some additional hardware for you to enjoy it, like the nVidia 3D Vision kit (pictured above) and a PC display capable of accepting a 120hz signal (like most HDTVs, many PC monitors claim 120hz even if they only accept 60hz, these won't work). These details and more are spelled out for you over at the AVS Forum, but one other thing worth mentioning that you'll need is a internet connection capable of delivering a 10Mbps stream.

[iPaul Posted Mar 30th 2010 4:38PM]

While I appreciate the offer to watch "GOLF" in the 3D it's not going to make me drop money on it.

This reminds me of the "SEGWAY" for fat rich useless people with too much money.

[LazarusDark Posted Mar 30th 2010 7:42PM]

10 meg a second...
my area just got 6 meg dsl a couple months ago and comcast just bumped thiers up to 8 meg to try to compete with the dsl (except the dsl is more reliable at peak hours and half the price, so there's no competition in my mind.)

at this rate, I'll have 10 meg by 2020...

[LosCA Posted Mar 30th 2010 9:14PM]

Nobody really cares about 3D at home... period! Now if only the big electronic companies would just accept this and move forward. It's not going to take off. Not soon, not ever with the current way 3D is offered. All new HDTVs, BD players, receivers, cables & ($150/pair glasses) is just not going to happen with the mass majority. Next!

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 31st 2010 10:35AM]

@LosCA Quite true. 1080p and 4k would be great, but they don't want to do it because they are already running out of bandwidth for regular HD. How about that- "regular HD"?

[shmootz Posted Apr 7th 2010 9:58PM]

@(Unverified)

Just watch and learn ;). What happened to that patent attorney in the 1800s who said that everything that could be invented had already been invented. It might take off, or it may not. My view is that we will be pleasantly (or unpleasantly) surprised.

[macman18 Posted Mar 30th 2010 11:30PM]

nice cant wait i got the nVidia 3d vision kit and i love golf. sweet!!!!!!

[SpeedyJDK Posted Apr 9th 2010 9:20AM]

If i can get that stream going, i might just put on my 8year old H3D Box to my TV 100Hz with 3D Glasses. It's most likely the same. Atleast on Cebit, what NVidia was showing off, was the exact same system, just for 120Hz TV's.