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Re: could i use 3d glasses

I called the company that manufactures them, it does not sound like it,
they said that they have to be used in conjunction with a regular
monitor... perhaps with some reverse engineering though? They are very low
in cost, and they have a wireless model... If anyone can figure out how to
reverse engineer them tell me....

On Wed, 4 Oct 2000  wrote:

> could i use 3d glasses for a display if it has a vga dongle and if i can 
> where can i get a motherboard and all that stuff
> i was thinking about these heres a link
> 
> http://www.i-glasses.com/Store/3dpcinternet.php3
> 
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