Not prepared to spend big on a 3DTV? The Sony PlayStation 3D display could be a cheaper solution to embracing the visual innovation. It's not the only reason you will want to spend your money though...
In a bid to get more PS3 owners to embrace the 3D gaming revolution, Sony unveiled its PlayStation branded 24-inch 3D-ready display at E3 last year. After initial delays, it's finally been made available to buy in the UK.
Aside from its stereoscopic prowess, we give you ten snapshot reasons why you should be parting with your cash to grab the Sony PlayStation 3D display.
1. Slick Screen
A 24-inch, full-HD 1080p resolution screen and edge LED lighting technology ensure crisp visuals and an impressive contrast ratio.
2. 3D to the max
Active shutter tech and an integrated 3D transmitter deliver a devastatingly stereoscopic experience.
3. Two-player action
On compatible games, SimulView enables two specs-wearing players to see their own individual, full-screen, feeds in 2D.
4. Not just for gaming
You can connect it to a set-top box and choose whether to watch TV and movies in 3D or 2D.
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5. The hook up
With two HDMIs, a component port and compatability with the PS3, 3D-ready PCs and other 3D consoles, it's a multi-dimensional hub.
6. Sweet sound
Covering your gaming audio, the built-in speakers and 5W subwoofer give games and movies serious audio clout.
7. Lag-free action
With a 240Hz refresh rate, the 3D telly should deliver smooth, lag-free PS3 gameplay and blur-free images when you are watching the telly.
8. PlayStation 3D glasses
Using active shutter technology, you'll get one pair of the 3D specs in the box, but if you want more you will have to pay $69 each (UK £TBC).
9. Gaming out of the box
If you are planning to pick one up from Amazon or other confirmed retailers, the display will ship with a copy of Killzone 3 and Gran Turismo 5 for instant 3D action.
10. Money talks
Despite the pretty impressive specs on board, the PlayStation 3D monitor is one of the cheapest routes into 3D viewing to date.
Sony PlayStation 3D monitor price: £449
Link: Sony.co.uk
Michael Sawh studied Journalism and Media Studies at Staffordshire University before joining T3 as a Feature Writer. You can find articles by Michael on the topics of Apple products, Android phones, laptops, bikes, games consoles, smartwatches and much more on T3.com, as well as neat retrospectives on classic tech products, events and game series.