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    Cool 3D TV.. ready for prime time?

    In CHIBA JAPAN several of the new 3d TV sets were on display, ready for launch
    next year.
    3D has been around for quite awhile, and always considered a gimmick at best
    and causing brain damage at worst(the best version, using polarized glasses,
    caused severe headaches after an hour or so).
    But this tech is supposed to be "new".
    Been there, done that, got the TEE-SHIRT.

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    Looks like they have some heavyweights in there with Sony & Panasonic. It has to happen sometime. I just hope we don't have to wear those damn Blue Blockers .

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    If you have not been to the theater lately and watch the 3D presentation, you are in for a treat and a half. I have seen every 3D animation film released in the theaters, and I am continually impressed at the quality and depth of the images presented. This technology for the home is equally as good, as I have seen Sony's, Pioneers and Panasonics 3D technology in Los Angeles a couple of months ago. Forget the old style of 3D, this does not give headaches, have ghosting, or loss of color.
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    the main thing for me is that you don't have to put on those dork glasses to watch movies. I hope this technology does away with that. Don't know have not kept up on it.

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    Cool

    Quote Originally Posted by harley .guy07
    the main thing for me is that you don't have to put on those dork glasses to watch movies. I hope this technology does away with that. Don't know have not kept up on it.

    But hey, they sure look cool!.
    Excepting for some huge advance in display tech, don't know how you would be able to get away from wearing glasses.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelthis
    But hey, they sure look cool!.
    Excepting for some huge advance in display tech, don't know how you would be able to get away from wearing glasses.
    There were a couple of presentation that did not include glasses, but they were not nearly as effective as the ones using the glasses. If Sony or Panasonic's 3D proposal is adopted by the BDA, glasses will be a must.
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    Unless seeing the new 3d cahnges my life I dought I will be that interested in having to wear special glasses to watch movies or tv.

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