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RE: 3D Rocks: The Atomic World of 3D HDTV

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Sondek

In Reply to: RE: 3D Rocks: The Atomic World of 3D HDTV posted by Dynamite Ham on February 28, 2012 at 10:29:12

Maybe, but I just cannot feature myself sitting in my own living room with those goofy friggin glasses on. Doubt that I'll ever have a 3d rig unless I'm forced to.

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Isn't there a 3D effect without the corresponding glasses - jedrider 12:32:14 03/03/12 (1)
At Best Buy Magnolia audio I saw one of these Samsung HDTVs playing Tron on Blu-Ray. I didn't know whether it was 3-D or not, but it was obviously Blu-Ray: The detail was stunning. I would be quite happy with that.
- Getting a 3D set soon -- but won't be getting the glasses - jedrider 12:36:33 03/24/12 (0)
  Ouch! Evidently, the technology -- other than the 3-D production -- is mostly in the glasses, at least for the active glasses variety of 3D. $179.00 for each pair of Panasonic eyewear seems a bit much. It seems that either the technology is built into the set or built into the glasses. Interesting.
RE: 3D Rocks: The Atomic World of 3D HDTV - Dynamite Ham 07:30:23 03/01/12 (1)
I guess it�s easier to say something negative about something you haven�t experienced and probably can�t afford than to contribute something positive.

Edits: 03/01/12
- That's pretty funny. (nt) - Sondek 19:03:59 03/02/12 (0)

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