XPAND 3D and AVRover introduce 3D glasses for education market

By Paul Milligan in Displays, News, Products January 8, 2013 1 Comment

XPAND 3D and AVRover have partnered to develop and distribute co-branded 3D glasses for the education market. The first 1,000 pairs, which are based on XPAND’s EDUX3 glasses, are currently being manufactured and will be part of AVRover’s 3D AVRover portable 3D presentation systems.

The 3D AVRover includes a 3D DLP Projector, 3D Computer with 3D Content, three built-in speakers, a mixer amplifier with microphone input as well as XLR out, laptop connections, two locking storage drawers, a retractable power cord, heavy duty casters, and much more.

The 3D AVRover comes in a single portable unit, which creates a sharable resource between classrooms.

EDUX3 3D Glasses work without any installation, and also use standard, over-the-counter CR2032 batteries, with an average of 100 hours of battery life.

One comment

Michelle
January 8, 2013 at 6:37 pm
Now I wish this was there during my time in college doing chemistry and seeing all those molecules in 3D WOW!
same with biology seeing all the cell structures in 3D
Michelle
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