The SD series contains two LCD monitors in an up/down configuration separated at a 110 degree angle. A semitransparent mirror is positioned at a bisecting angle between the two monitors that, when combines with polarizing glasses, generates the stereo separation. [CGW 05/09]

It supports OpenGL- and DirectX-applications with off-the-shelf dual-DVI graphic cards, and can also easily be used in a standard 2D dual monitor configuration. More details can be found on Planar’s website.

Back in ’99 I was already impressed by stereoscopic images through Asus’ shutter glasses. Now, 10 years later, I would be really curious to see this display in action. Unfortunately, I would not use it often and long enough to justify this investment, but if it ever drops down to $500-600 I will be the first to purchase one.