New LED LCDs have a more reflective screen

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Right, I am not talking movies from the 50's and 60's, I am talking current movies, and current technology which is quite different from the old school stuff.

ACTUALLY, no.
You can put lipstick on a pig, its still bacon. And from the blue-red glasses to modern digital systems , they are all the same, basically

We are talking about movies stupid, not pictures.

BOTH WORK the same way, except movies need to cram two frames into one screen

Simply wrong. They do sync properly, and if you had a set you would know that. The problem belongs to the person, not the technology. For those who have normal vision, 3D does not induce headaches. For folks with vision issues, like the inability to focus on centrally located images, lazy eyes, and color recognition errors, 3D is a problem for them. The technology is just fine.

3D will cause a headache with anyone that watches long enough, just like your posts
will induce a headache in any rational person

You have time to make inaccurate claims, but you don't have time to support them. That is your history, and at least you are a consistent liar.

I stand by what I say, if you are too ignorant to pay attention, thats your problem

Yeah, your bad. The two 3D sets I have are both LCD models. I have ORDERED two 65" Panasonic 3D plasma's, but they are not set to arrive until next month.

So you can add the naturally dim plasma display with really dim 3D tech, what fun that will be.
Only thing more fun is when you turn the brightness up, and have screen burn in.
PROBABLY HEAR THE SCREAMING down here

Which means not only are you a liar, but you are a sight challenged one as well. LOLOL You probably can't see the BS you write....LOLOL

WATCH 3D teevee long enough and you won't see much either