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thanks for the info

Posted by jeromelang on January 1, 2010 at 19:39:21:
the 3D demo i saw was driven by a PS3 unit. if what u said is true - that means the resolution of the demo i saw was only 960x1080. it was great and real. that means what could be had from standalone blu-ray players will be even better. more gears to buy. but what the heck - whatever it takes to get 3D at home, man.