Irvine, CA– TDVision Systems, Inc., the leader in stereoscopic 3D acquisition, encoding, broadcast, and display technologies has won the illustrious 2009 TV Innovations award for the category of Three Dimensional Television. The finalists were TDVision, BskyB and HDMI. 

TDVision’s innovations include the 2D+Delta system of Full HD 3D and 2D compatible 3D coding.


“TDVision’s entry was judged to be the most innovative in the 3D Television category by an independent panel of judges. We feel that this is a tremendous achievement for TDVision and I’d like to offer my personal congratulations to TDVision,” said Ian Weightman of IMS Research.

“When we started at the beginning of the decade, we knew that there will be the need to deploy stereoscopic content in a digital format, optimized and compatible, that’s when the TDVCodec was born. There were no 3D Displays so we made one, there were no 3D cameras available so we crafted one too, we ended up with the full stereoscopic true 3D HD infrastructure for digital, compatible, ubiquitous and multiplatform technology that enables the 3D Ecosystem,” said Ethan Schur, Marketing Director for TDVision and acceptor of award at the gala awards ceremony located at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel. 



The TDVCodec 2D+Delta system was invented by TDVision CEO Manuel Gutierrez Novelo in 2001 and patented worldwide in 2003. The 2D+Delta system in an integral IP patent pertaining to current and future standards including MPEG2, MPEG4 and MPEG Multi View Coding. 


About TDVision:
TDVision Systems, Inc. is the owner of several 3D-related patents for proprietary system architectures, which will propel a media breakthrough by providing true 3D through means of this new digital technology. This technology allows the acquiring, emulation and processing of a 3D image from a video stream or computer-generated image. The architecture also allows the use of current existing infrastructures, and with the addition of TDVision’s hardware, enables true 3D in High Definition.

To book an interview please email Orange County Public Relations firm NN Public Relations at info@nnpublicrelations.com, www.nnpublicrelations.com . To learn more about TDVision please visit www.tdvision.com

We love our new client GAME TRUCK! Currently Game Truck is operating in Arizona and Southern California and is now awarding franchises in 35 states. Video game lovers and mothers in charge of planning their kids special birthday or event love this new concept. Keep checking in to see what Game Truck is up to.

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Popular Mobile Video Game Theatre Now Available In Over 35 States

Tempe, AZ. (April 28, 2008) – Game Truck, the original and world’s first Mobile Video Game Theater, announces today the immediate availability of Game Truck franchises in 35 states. Now, anxiously-awaiting, game-loving entrepreneurs will have the chance to run their own mobile video game business.

“Game Truck is a proven system for making money while running a unique and exciting business. Since inception, we have had a huge demand and interest from people around the country who want to have fun while owning their own company. Game Truck is a perfect match for passionate entrepreneurs,” said Scott Novis, inventor and owner of the Game Truck. “Franchising was the logical next step. It is a way for people to share in this passion and jump into the fun aspect of this business without going through the learning stages we have gone through over the past two years,” he continued.

Stemmed from the mind of former video game executive and entrepreneur Scott Novis, Game Truck aims to bring people together to enjoy gaming in a multiplayer gaming environment and to provide gamers with the best gaming experience available.

Game Truck offers several functions, the forefront of which is convenient, interactive, mom friendly birthday parties for children. Being self powered, “The Game Truck only needs a place to park and people to play to throw a great party,” said Scott Novis. It provides gamers of all ages with a birthday party for two hours or more. Complete with four 50-inch high definition plasma TVs and all the latest video game consoles, the Game Truck is operated by a Game Coach who helps manage the party and provides a positive gaming role model for kids.

By only offering multiplayer games, the Game Truck ensures that everyone at the party is having a fun-filled experience together. Through the Game Truck, Novis aims to bring the youngest generation of gamers together, believing that playing a game of Halo™ can be more interactive than playing a round of golf with friends. “It’s good to play together,” said Novis. “And video games, especially multiplayer games, provide some of the most compelling social entertainment on the planet.”

“The most appealing aspects of buying a Game Truck franchise is that your business is mobile. No brick and mortar, no time wasted finding a retail location and negotiating leases. You can be up and ready to go within two to three months. The ramp up time from decision to purchase to collecting revenue is comparatively shorter than most businesses,” said David Wachtel, Chief Operating Officer of Game Truck.

To learn more about being awarded a Game Truck franchise you may contact Manish Adhiya at manish@gametruckparty.com or call 760.438.0202.

About Game Truck:

Game Truck is the original and world’s first Mobile Video Game Theater. Game Truck aims to bring people together to enjoy gaming in a multiplayer environment and to provide gamers with the best gaming experience available. Starting with only one truck in August 2006, there is now a fleet of Game Trucks throughout the Phoenix area. Currently Game Truck is selling franchises in 35 states and the company is expanding operations into the Los Angeles area. To learn more about Game Truck please visit www.gametruckparty.com

Video streams encoded in TDVCodec format are viewable in all existing 2D set top boxes, DVD/Blu-ray™ players and presented on 2D televisions with no loss in color, resolution or frame rate. The same digital video stream can also be reproduced using TDVReady devices and PCs with TDVision’s Dejaview software and visualized in true 3D stereoscopic displays such as 3D Ready DLP televisions (Samsung™ & Mitsubishi™) or by using the portable and immersive TDVisor from TDVision.

TDVision will also be showing a set of Blu-ray™ discs with content encoded using the TDVCodec format running in 2D on the PlayStation3™ and 3D running on the PC connected to the stereoscopic displays. Demonstrated Blu-ray™ content includes a dimensionalized 3D Star Wars™ clip from In-Three, 3D reels from 21^st Century 3D, and content from ParadiseFX and Intuitive Surgical.

“By encoding 3D content with our TDVCodec, one single file dramatically reduces the production, replication, and distribution costs, saving hundreds of millions of dollars to producers and broadcasters while maintaining full compatibility with existing 2D platforms. Every person in the world will be able see the content, and if you happen to have TDVReady equipment and a Samsung™ TV or a portable HD TDVisor then you’re ready to experience HD 3D anywhere,” said Manuel Gutierrez Novelo, President and CEO of TDVision Systems.

TDVision will also be showing a live 3D camera demo by the use of 21^st Century 3D’s 3DP2 camera connected directly to TDVision’s TDVisor. This will demonstrate the complete implementation from acquisition, encoding, and decoding to visualization for the complete 3D echo system.

“TDVision’s TDVisor is indisputably the best in its class,” said Jason Goodman, CEO of 21^st Century 3D. “We are using it for the viewfinder of our new advanced 3DP2 stereoscopic camera,” he continued. This demonstration proves the feasibility of encoding 3D content powered by TDVision’s technology and keeping compatibility with the existing 2D platform, ready to support new stereoscopic display technologies, reducing the production costs, and increasing sales by offering the customer a completely new experience and watch 3D movies at home. TDVision Systems will be presenting April 14-17 at the NAB show located at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Central Hall exhibit number 9042. To book an appointment or showing please call 949-548-2227 or email Orange County Public Relations firm NN Public Relations at natasha@nnpublicrelations.com www.nnpublicrelations.com . To learn more about TDVision please visit www.tdvision.com TDVision Systems, Inc. is the owner of several 3D-related patents for proprietary system architectures, which will propel breakthroughs in providing true 3D through new digital technologies. These technologies enable the acquisition, emulation and processing of a 3D image from a video stream or computer-generated image. This architecture also allows the use of current existing infrastructures, and with the addition of TDVision’s hardware, enables true 3D in High Definition.

NN Public Relations, a leading Orange County Public Relations agency will be attending and representing clients at the NAB show in Las Vegas April 14-17, 2008.

NAB is the World¹s Largest Electronic Media Event ­ 1,600+ companies ­ will showcase digital content, technology and innovation across consumer and business segments. 200 new exhibitors; 40 countries; 19 industries ­ cable, content owners/programmers, film and entertainment, enterprise, social media, telecom, wireless and more.

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TDVision Systems, Inc. Leader In Design and Development of 3D Technology, Displays Stereoscopic TDVSDK At The 2008 Game Developers Conference

Naperville, IL. (Feb. 20, 2008) — TDVision Systems, Inc., the leader in design and development of 3D digital infrastructures and visualization systems, showcases several stereoscopic enabled games optimized for multi-core Intel Processors at the 2008 Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, CA at the Intel Gaming Lounge.

As a member of the Intel Software Partner Program, TDVision is displaying the TDVSDK, a set of tools to enable DirectX and OpenGL game engines to present games in a natural manner emulating the way the human brain perceives 3D data. At the Game Developers Conference visitors experienced the TDVisor and were immersed in a virtual 72-inch diagonal screen.

“The thrill to dollar ratio for 2D technologies is now facing diminished returns. Stereoscopic 3D will add an exciting new class of PC game immersion, sales, and gamer to gamer enthusiasm,” said Neil Schneider, CEO of Meant to be Seen (mtbs3d.com), the world’s foremost authority group on stereoscopic 3D for consumers, and the home of the largest online S-3D community in the world. “Look at movies. Compared to 2D cinema, 3D movie sales easily earn 2:1 and 3:1 revenue. This is where the PC gaming industry is headed,” he continued.

“We are getting a great response here at the GDC. We have rock star programmers and hardcore players getting their game on in true 3D and loving it. With the power of Intel Core Duo technology we can put the player inside the game,” said Ethan Schur, Director of Marketing for TDVision.

TDVision is the only technology simultaneously compatible with 2D infrastructures and also is fully compatible with existing MPEG decoders. It is established and tested in mission critical military applications and electronics.

TDVision became part of the Intel Software Partner Program and created the TDVAlliance, a collaboration of hi-tech companies working to create an infrastructure that will be the catalyst for TDVision’s multi-purpose 3D technology. Integrated Micro Displays Limited, Himax Display, 3D-ETC and The DiMonte Group all participate as TDVAlliance members.

TDVision Systems, Inc. is the owner of several 3D-related patents for proprietary system architectures, which will propel breakthroughs in providing true 3D through new digital technologies. These technologies enable the acquisition, emulation and processing of a 3D image from a video stream or computer-generated image. This architecture also allows the use of current existing infrastructures, and with the addition of TDVision’s hardware, enables true 3D in High Definition.
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