iZ3D Brings a New Dimension to Nexus Game Center Game Tournament

Florida Event Will Feature Call of Duty 4 Game Play in 2D and 3D

SAN DIEGO, CA–(EMWNews – August 20, 2008) – iZ3D, LLC, designer, developer, and marketer

of advanced 3D visualization systems, will be bringing a third dimension of

game play to the Nexus Game Center in Boynton Beach, Florida, on Saturday,

August 23, 2008 at 11am. The company is pleased to announce that it will be

sponsoring numerous 3D game stations and an iZ3D tournament. Attendees will

have a chance to win a free iZ3D monitor with an iZ3D tournament entry fee

of $20 of which 50% goes directly back into the pot. For more event

information see www.iZ3D.com or www.nexusexperience.com.

“Our tournaments have been drawing players from all over the Palm Beach

County area; one of the fastest growing counties in the U.S. We cater to

all types of players, from those that just want to have fun up to the

serious gamer. We are excited to offer gamers the chance to experience the

added thrill of 3D game play with iZ3D 3D monitors,” commented Justin

Savory, CEO of Nexus Game Center.

“Thanks to the forward thinking of the Nexus Gaming Center, we can

introduce their players to the immersive benefits of the 3D game play

experience. Gamers, movie buffs and graphic artists understand the

excitement of viewing content in 3D once they have experienced it. We are

working towards educating as many people as possible to the benefits of

stereoscopic 3D viewing,” stated Thomas Striegler, CEO of iZ3D, LLC.

3D displays from iZ3D feature significant competitive and technical

advantages over 2D display systems. A 3D display enables graphic artists to

create more realistic 3D images while viewing the design in 3D instead of

2D. The unique technology from iZ3D creates an adjustable 3D environment

without causing eyestrain, spatial disorientation, or headaches. In 3D

mode, viewers can see clear, bright, sharp 3D images or videos simply by

wearing any of a variety of cool passive polarized glasses.

New drivers from iZ3D feature 64-Bit compatibility, CrossFireX and Open GL

Quad Buffer support. 2D monitor users can now wear the traditional red and

cyan anaglyph glasses to “Test Drive” 3D effects on a 2D monitor with the

new iZ3D drivers to see if 3D is right for them.

Current PCs equipped with a dual-output video card can easily power the 3D

display. Specifications include: 1680 x 1050 resolution; up to 170-degree

3D viewing angle; 5ms response time; 700:1 contrast ratio; and 16.7-million

colors. The iZ3D 22″ widescreen, 3D monitor is available now.

About iZ3D, LLC

Headquartered in San Diego, iZ3D, LLC, develops and markets iZ3D brand

products for the electronic entertainment market as well as for commercial

and professional visualization applications. Three-dimensional imaging is

gaining appreciable attention in the display market, and interest in the

various iZ3D visualization technologies is rapidly increasing.

Due to the popularity of the initial iZ3D monitor product from Neurok

Optics LLC, a US-based 3D technology developer and marketing company, a new

joint venture has formed with Chi Mei Optoelectronics (CMO), a Taiwan-based

leading worldwide TFT-LCD manufacturing company.

The company specializes in the design and engineering of advanced 3D

visualization products, and specifically targets Game and Entertainment as

its markets. For more information, visit http://www.iz3d.com/ or call 858

646-3015.

About Nexus Gaming Center

Located in Boyton Beach, Florida, the spacious center offers 24 hours of

fun and game play on Fridays and Saturdays. It stays open til 2am Monday

through Thursday and each day offers a different special. The center

features PC Gaming with fast, up to date computers featuring current nVidia

graphics cards. A host of other game stations are also available for Guitar

Hero, racing and other popular arcade games. For more information visit

www.nexusexperience.com.

© 2008 iZ3D, LLC. All rights reserved.

Specifications are subject to change without notice. All other trademarks

are the property of their respective companies.