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Gamble in the 3D

Online casino gamblers can rest assured that the latest 3D computer monitor is fully capable of handling the current 3D internet gambling and poker games out there – and advanced enough to see the gamer well into the future as more games are released for 3D playing. With the help of polarized glasses, the widescreen monitor from Neurok Optics is a great option for gamers interested in experiencing the online casinos gaming experience as many of the games were intended: 3D. The monitor is multi-functional and can be used for traditional style games and monitor usage.

Neurok Optics is based out of San Diego, and though the monitor will retail in the U.S., the online casino gaming market in the UK is a large target market for the product. In addition to using the new 3D monitor for online casinos gaming, the monitor is also great for viewing the increasing number of 3D movies released into the market. Few consumers truly have the ability to experience the games and movies as they were intended, so this product enables a whole new section of the market to have quality 3D viewing capabilities.

The CEO of Neurok Optics, LLC, Thomas Striegler, comments, “All popular games and many new movies are now created in 3-D - most viewers are unable to see the game or movie as it is meant to be seen in 3D. Now you can add a new dimension to your home video entertainment with our 3D monitor.”

The monitor is 22in 220 widescreen and the main selling feature is the 3D capabilities. A great alternative though for the mainstream consumer, is the fact that it also functions as a standard monitor with just the touch of a button. Because 3D is still such a small segment of even the online casinos industry, the ability to quickly switch between 3D and traditional is handy. And lest consumers fear that the monitor’s traditional features are inferior, the monitor features a brightness rating of 250 nits, contrast ration of 800:1, and standard pixels for a high-end monitor.