There was only one model of the 2018 released P2319H. You can see the specifications here. I have no idea what you mean by 3D model? Please explain in detail.
A 3D model is a CAD file to allow one to place the item in a design, for example office layout. The design can then be viewed in 3D to get a realistic feel and made part of larger CAD design. The model is mostly a file of type STEP, although other formats exists, such as parasolid.
There hasn't been an Active/Passive Shutter 3D television in years, much less a monitor that uses that technology.
If you are really seeking a true 3D display, I would recommend one of Looking Glass' products - a 7.9in "Portrait" model will set you back £400, or they offer 32in and 65in desktop monitors. Alternatively, VIVE's new XR Elite headset supports both VR and AR applications, which you could use.
@Hyncharas nope. It is not about 3D television. 3D model is used for modeling in 3D software. The user-Hennie.Mateq was asking for a 3D model of a monitor with a specific name so he could applied that 3D model in his 3D scene through his modelling software. Software for 3D modeling are Autodesk 3D max, Maya, Inventor, Solidworks and so on.
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There was only one model of the 2018 released P2319H. You can see the specifications here. I have no idea what you mean by 3D model? Please explain in detail.
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A 3D model is a CAD file to allow one to place the item in a design, for example office layout. The design can then be viewed in 3D to get a realistic feel and made part of larger CAD design. The model is mostly a file of type STEP, although other formats exists, such as parasolid.
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February 25th, 2023 17:00
There hasn't been an Active/Passive Shutter 3D television in years, much less a monitor that uses that technology.
If you are really seeking a true 3D display, I would recommend one of Looking Glass' products - a 7.9in "Portrait" model will set you back £400, or they offer 32in and 65in desktop monitors. Alternatively, VIVE's new XR Elite headset supports both VR and AR applications, which you could use.
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November 2nd, 2023 10:40
@Hyncharas nope. It is not about 3D television. 3D model is used for modeling in 3D software. The user-Hennie.Mateq was asking for a 3D model of a monitor with a specific name so he could applied that 3D model in his 3D scene through his modelling software. Software for 3D modeling are Autodesk 3D max, Maya, Inventor, Solidworks and so on.
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