Now it appears that the company has just announced the Acer Aspire Z5763 All-in-One PC, which according to Chris Davies over at slashgear.com also features 3D. The Z5763 comes with a 23-inch display with a full 1920 x 1080 HD resolution and uses NVIDIA 3D Vision technology.

Just like with the previously announced Z5761, the Acer Aspire Z5763 comes with a choice of processors including the Intel Core i5-2400s, the i5-2500s or the i7-2600s, as well as Intel HD Graphics, NVIDIA GeForce GT440 or GeForce GT435M and an optional hybrid analog/digital TV tuner.

The Z5763 also comes with built-in 5W stereo speakers and a 2-megapixel webcam that’s ideal for keeping in touch with friends and family. Connectivity on the Z5763 includes eight USB 2.0 ports, a multi-format memory card reader, VGA, audio in/out and gigabit Ethernet.

Customers have the option of up to 2TB of RAM and up to 16GB of DDR3 memory. As for the release date and price, the Z5763 will be available in the UK as from Mid-May, with a price tag of £999. Are you looking to buy a new all-in-one PC?

Another myth which some of you might be confused about, is that the game will also be playable in 3D on the Xbox 360 and PC – not just Sony’s PS3. According to Treyarch, the game will support Stereoscopic 3D on all three platforms.

As for their 3D FAQ, you can visit the website here. It has been designed purely for those who don’t really know too much about 3D and it also provides tips on where you can pick up 3D hardware, particularly for those wanting to use Nvidia’s 3D Vision Technology.

Furthermore, Treyarch posted this message on the FAQ about current 3D TV sets that are on the market:

”We are unable to provide an exhaustive list of all active-shutter 3D-enabled television hardware. We have successfully tested the game with recent models from Samsung, Panasonic, Sony, and LG” – the four main ones then.

Do you already have a 3D TV set ready for Black Ops, or do you intend to go out and buy one?