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“CyberLink is committed to delivering the best 3D Blu-ray experience on as many hardware platforms as possible,” said Alice H. Chang, CEO of CyberLink. “Our technical team has worked closely with both the Blu-ray Disc Association and all leading hardware providers, including NVIDIA, AMD and Intel. We are pleased to give our partners and the press the opportunity to see for themselves the incredible entertainment experience that the introduction of 3D Blu-ray on the PC in 2010 offers.”
“NVIDIA is delighted to offer the world’s first GPU-accelerated 1080p Blu-ray 3D experience. We have worked closely with CyberLink to provide an impressive experience for all GeForce and 3D Vision users,” said Phil Eisler, General Manager of NVIDIA 3D Vision technology. “We look forward to presenting CyberLink PowerDVD Ultra with Blu-ray 3D playback at the NVIDIA stand at CES 2010.”
“Intel is excited about CyberLink’s innovations with Intel® HD Graphics for the implementation of Blu-ray Stereo 3D,” said Josh Newman, Graphics Marketing Director at Intel. “Our commitment is to enable a great entertainment experience for users.”
“3D Blu-ray entertainment on the PC is just one example of how AMD’s VISION technology, including ATI Radeon™ graphics cards, will improve the user experience—a preview will be shown at CES 2010,” said Nigel Dessau, AMD Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer. “AMD has worked closely with CyberLink to optimise the performance of PowerDVD Ultra to support the forthcoming 3D Blu-ray standards on AMD platforms. We are pleased to be one of CyberLink’s principal hardware partners.”
Availability
The 3D Blu-ray-capable version of PowerDVD Ultra is expected in mid-2010, ahead of the release of 3D Blu-ray film titles.
