It's two separate standards.
3D Vision is it's own ecosystem; you need 3D Vision glasses and a 3D Vision emitter; the monitors are made by various manufacturers but they're all 3D Vision certified. Some 3D Vision monitors actually have the emitter built in.
As for AMD's HD3D, there's no...
Yes, that's what i was referring to. 3D Vision supports HDMI through 3DTV Play
And that's my main point; you're not quite right about that.
HD3D *DOES* support 1080p/120 Hz, over DisplayPort (not HDMI).
Just like 3D Vision supports 1080p/120 Hz over DVI-D (not HDMI).
For HD3D you need a...
You are misinformed, sir. AMD's HD3D does not suffer from the 24 Hz limitation over DisplayPort, only over HDMI.
3D Vision suffers the same 24 Hz limitation over HDMI, that's why 3D Vision monitors use Dual-DVI as the interface of choice.
Check out the review linked at the top of this thread...
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