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Miracube 3D Studio System Will Allow Easy and Fascinating 3D Content Creation with the Highest Picture Quality

(LITTLE FERRY, NJ) Miracube, an emerging leader in the 3D stereoscopic display industry is introducing 3D Studio System including 3D Camera Mount, 3D View Finder Box, and 3D Monitor. The 3D Camera Mount is operated easily by motor and its LANC controller will synchronize the two cameras. The 3D Viewfinder receives HD-SDI inputs from the cameras and does the conversion to display on the monitor in real-time.

3D Viewfinder is the first product of its kind in the 3D market. "It will be the most convenient mobile 3D visualization tool for DP's for field uses especially with its easy carry handle," says Craig Lutzer, Director at Miracube Inc. The 3D Viewfinder is equipped with a 3D monitor and a synchronizer that converts 2 HD-SDI signals into 3D formats all in one body.

Miracube has 8 years of history in 3D display business. Before other display giants like Samsung, LG, and JVC had their 3D department, Miracube manufactured the whole product lines of 3D displays. "The most important part of 3D display manufacturing that affects the quality is the bonding process of the LCD and 3D filter," says Harry Rhim, Miracube CEO. "We have invested millions of dollars to master the process and now it is paying back." Among the professionals, Miracube series monitors are known as the best quality 3D monitors. The unique features such as built-in 3D formatter supporting all the stereo formats available, wider viewing angle and 2D/3D convertible give added values to the users. Miracube is now the only company that offers the full range of sizes of monitors including 17", 19", 24", 32" and 46."

Miracube was featuring the complete 3D Studio System at IT Channel USA Conference 2010 held in Fort Lee, NJ on October 11-13, 2010, organized by SYNET and sponsored by Korea IT Research Institute (KITRI).

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