I've tried the AV920 with Metroid Prime 3 last night. Just need to have the sensor in front of you in the right level. I left mine on my TV and just made sure I didn't turn full away from it. It feels like a very different game after that. You start to tilt your head to look around and I tend to forget to move the Wiimote to actually look. The Stereoscopic feature sorta makes me feel weird because it really does feel like the stuff shooting at you is sort of jumping the screen. I had to turn it off the feature after a few minutes. From what I understand the AV920-C and the console kit for existing users is suppose to have some type of component / HDMI support.
HP has had plenty of time to fine-tune its finger-friendly TouchSmart software, and now, its newest model, the TouchSmart 610, ushers in a fresh design, highlighted by a hinge that allows the display to slide down and lie nearly flat.
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I've tried the AV920 with Metroid Prime 3 last night. Just need to have the sensor in front of you in the right level. I left mine on my TV and just made sure I didn't turn full away from it. It feels like a very different game after that. You start to tilt your head to look around and I tend to forget to move the Wiimote to actually look. The Stereoscopic feature sorta makes me feel weird because it really does feel like the stuff shooting at you is sort of jumping the screen. I had to turn it off the feature after a few minutes. From what I understand the AV920-C and the console kit for existing users is suppose to have some type of component / HDMI support.