They should also soon start offering a 3D-Displayer and 3D-Theater products that will offer more features and support both the gaming and movie playing in stereo 3D coming from all kinds of 3D-ready devices using HDMI 1.4(a) and being played back on a big screen supplied by a 3D DLP projector, as well as some other ore advanced features. But these products will probably be more expensive and will probably compete with the Optoma 3D-XL adapter both in terms of features and price and they will most likely be released at the same time too.

But back to the coming very soon VIP 3D-gamer product. Aside from only supporting 720p 50/60Hz 3D input you will also need to have a 3D DLP projector that has and HDMI input and that is with native resolution of 720p (able to output 720p in stereo 3D mode) like for example the Acer H5360 or Optoma HD66.

The adapter itself is apparently powered over a mini-USB port, so you will probably need to have a device to plug it in or an USB power adapter, but the USB port might as well be usable for lets say firmware upgrades. You should also have in mind that that Side by Side or Above/Below inputs are not being supported as of this moment as only the HDMI 1.4(a) frame packaging format can be translated into frame sequential stereo 3D. And as will all image processing devices you should be aware of the fact that adding the VIP 3D-Gamer adapter may introduce slight additional lag on top of any possible lag that the projector may already have. Now let us wait a bit more and see what the first people that get the device will report about it…

From the 3D Vision blog.