Gunnar Optiks News
January 9th, 2010

GUNNAR Optiks Goes 3D

What makes this special is the fact that they are custom made using components of their i-AMP technology to churn out the optics. This provides custom-shaped, formed and cut products that provide distortion free optics. No longer do you need to wear dorky 3D glasses over your existing pair of specs in the cinema. Out in Q2 this year, they will retail anywhere from $89 to 149.

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January 8th, 2010

3D Technology Invades CES

Have you heard? 3D is the new it tech for 2010. Thanks to the staggering success of 3D film Avatar everyone seems to be hopping on board the third-dimension wagon.

Many of these geewiz gadgets are debuting this week at the Consumer Electronics Show. Just today San Diego-based GUNNAR Optiks, maker of gaming glasses, announced a new line of 3D glasses for gaming

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January 8th, 2010

Gunnar Optiks 3D Glasses Keep You Looking Fresh

Gunnar asks, and rightfully so, why the 3D glasses should be the weakest link in a new, multi-million dollar 3D industry. Their solution is this stylish pair of specs that will be available in several popular 3D formats, ostensibly including versions for polarized and shutter 3D.

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January 8th, 2010

Senior Editor Tim Moynihan Checks Out Gunnar

Senior Editor Tim Moynihan takes a look the Samsung E6 e-book reader with Wi-Fi connectivity, Gunnar Optiks’ 3D glasses for game-playing or computer use, Samsung’s futuristic 3d ID card prototype, and Flo Personal TV.

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January 7th, 2010

Gunnar Optiks To Offer 3D Glasses

Gunnar Optiks, a supplier of “digital performance eyewear,” is entering the hot new category of 3D eyewear. The company, based here, is launching a collection of 3D glasses enabled with components of its i-AMP lens technology.

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January 6th, 2010

Gunnar Takes Aim At 3D Market With Stylish Eyewear

Gunnar Optiks, which makes a line of “digital” glasses that are designed to reduce eyestrain, has announced that it will be offering a collection of 3D glasses enabled with components of its i-AMP lens technology. The company says it will make versions available for the most widely used 3D platforms in gaming and video.

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January 6th, 2010

Gunnar Offers Premium 3D Eyewear

Having established a firm footprint in both the optical and consumer electronics industry, GUNNAR’s foray into 3D is a logical step for the company. ‘This is an exciting time for the field of 3D technology,’said Rob Aarnes, GUNNAR’s president. ‘There have been amazing advances in the delivery of the media, but we see a massive need for someone to address the optics of the eyewear. Currently most eyewear used in 3D systems is either disposable or of low quality construction. With our expertise in optics and our commitment to the digital world, we see the opportunity as a natural fit.”

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January 6th, 2010

Monster Announces Partnership With Gunnar

Monster also announced a partnership with GUNNAR Optiks to create eyewear for HD gaming and computer use. The new line is intended to improve the visual experience of gaming, cutting down on eyestrain and fatigue, and Monster claims they are just as ideal for those who stare at computers at work all day. GUNNAR’s iAMP [...]

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January 4th, 2010

My Eyes Felt Significantly Better At The End Of The Day

What makes Gunnar Optiks glasses so special? Besides from looking incredibly bad-ass, they’re also designed to reduce eyestrain and fatigue caused from being chained in front of a comp screen or playing that game a little too long. They’re the official eye gear of Major League Gaming and they’re also getting a ringing endorsement from rappers Soulja Boy Tell’em and Qwes Kross.

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December 23rd, 2009

Putting Them To A Round Of Hard Testing

We’re putting them to a round of hard testing and will report back on whether or not they work as they claim but already we’re starting to notice less eye fatigue after long stretches in front of the computer and less blurriness after a marathon gaming session.

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December 15th, 2009

What To Give The Student Who Has Everything?

They just completely rock, though, reducing fatigue after hours in front of a computer and softening glaring light, both from fluorescents and from the screen. As advertised, color contrast is sharp, eye dryness is reduced, and your time in front of a computer is limited by the numbness in your posterior rather than tired eyes.

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December 10th, 2009

Coin Op TV Interviews Joe Croft

Two guests this week on the show - Daniel Iassac from THQ to talk about Darksiders and Joe Croft from Gunnar Optiks. Take a look at the interview - Episode 324 on December 10th - starting around min. 17:30.

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December 1st, 2009

Geek Dad Says Get Gunnars

If your loved one works and/or plays at the computer for hours at a time, it surely takes a toll on their eyes. Gunnar Optiks makes glasses that relieve digital eye strain, but still manage to look cool.

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November 25th, 2009

N4G Gives 8.5/10 On Review

After sifting through the press materials and generally self-important blarney, I’m left with hunting glasses for nerds - but that’s not a bad thing.

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November 19th, 2009

Gadget.com Scopes Out Gunnars

It is because of such concerns that some companies like Gunnar Optiks have come up with eye wear such as the Wi-Five to help people enjoy better vision despite the increasing threats all around.

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