 Okay, as you may or may not have noticed, this is a silent video today with a voiceover. We're unboxing the NVIDIA GeForce 3D Vision 3D glasses. And here's me struggling with the knife to open it. Actually, we experienced some technical difficulties today because our microphone... Normally I have that mic I wear on my shirt, but we had the receiver for it on the camera, but I wasn't actually wearing it. So the camera microphone turns off when I don't have that. So here's me struggling to open the box. We're about to demonstrate, I think, that I'm actually standing in a swamp land of sorts outside of our office. We didn't have the lights today, so we thought we'd just film it outside with the natural light. Very natural experience overall. So there's the carrying pouch for the glasses. And then next you'll find the quick start guide. This is actually a whole package. We'll show the contents of the package after. And this is the cameraman. Oh, oh, he's demonstrate right because my voice was going to be blocked out by the plane flying overhead, but then the plane... Well, we didn't have any sound, so... Okay. The glasses themselves in a handy, cool little opening box. So there's the infrared... Wow, what is that? That's the transmitter, the infrared transmitter that hooks up to your computer. I'm figuring out really I have no idea what I'm doing here. Like, I've never seen any of this stuff before when I'm opening up the box. So I'm about to put on the glasses for the very first time. And you can see they're incredibly stylish. I'm showing the USB plug on the bottom. I think I actually show that again later because we did this all in, I think, two takes. So yeah, there we go. Those are something else. Look at that. I've actually been wearing these around the office for about the last half hour or so. I'm getting lots of compliments. Okay, so there's the quick start guide. It just shows you the compatible video cards, the minimum system requirements. It shows you how to change out the nose piece so that you can make it fit larger pope-like noses and smaller other noses. There's the infrared transmitter. So you've got your USB plug. That connection is for plugging into a television. Plugs into... I can't even remember anymore, but it comes with the cable for it. And then that wheel right there, you can use it to adjust the depth of field, I think it is. And next I'm about to show you the DVI to HDMI cable it comes with. Nothing special about that. And then next we've got the two USB A to mini B cables, one for the glasses and one for the infrared transmitter. And on the glasses themselves, you can see the infrared receiver is actually right there. So that's the whole module is in that side of the glasses. I think he's gone and sped up the footage here because I'm having trouble keeping up. Okay, I'm showing the quick start guide, the drivers. There's a coupon. It comes with a warning, something about if you start bleeding from your bowels, that's bad. There's a demo CD and then there's some kind of coupon. I didn't look at it long enough to figure out what it is. So there's the 3D glasses. And now we're on our way back to the office to do some actual work. And thank you for watching Linus Tech Tips. He didn't turn this off when I asked him to. There we go.