Ok, here you go. 3D without.........

[emoxley]

.........glasses!
Japanese have come up with 3D tvs that need no glasses. Remains to be seen how good they are, I guess.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/19/n...-its-parallax/
What you've been waiting for?

[john_1958]

Originally Posted by emoxley

.........glasses!
Japanese have come up with 3D tvs that need no glasses. Remains to be seen how good they are, I guess.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/19/n...-its-parallax/
What you've been waiting for?

70 inches sure sign me up
especially go to http://www.inition.co.uk

[Adam.C]

now that is what I want lol

[Toby Jack]

There is something about 3D that just seems TOO engaging. I would never feel like casually flipping through the channels for some easy watching. Maybe some of these televisions have a setting to turn 3D off which makes this comment moot. If I had no choice but to watch 3D for everything I think I might go crazy.

[Nick4Blu_81]

It amazes me how fast technology is moving right now.

[Suntory_Times]

Just a random question, would anyone be willing to sacrifice the 3d quality to not wear glasses?

[thePope666]

Excellent this is exactly why i'm not buying a 3D TV at the moment

[DMC86X]

Originally Posted by thePope666

Excellent this is exactly why i'm not buying a 3D TV at the moment

Yea I kind of feel the same way, but its like once you buy the latest and greatest technology a newer and better technology is about to come out.

[Toby Jack]

Originally Posted by Suntory_Times

Just a random question, would anyone be willing to sacrifice the 3d quality to not wear glasses?

The only time I would activate the 3D function is while watching movies. I could stand wearing glasses during this time considering I don't watch movies that often.

[KS76]

The problem with glasses free 3dtv is that they have a small number of sweet spots where you need to stay standing/sitting at in order to see the
3d effect. If you move your head, lay on the couch, reach for your beverage of choice, that position change will affect the 3d image.

It will take a few years before we have glasses free 3d tvs with little to no viewing angle drop off.

[Snowmaker]

And as soon as you buy that, 4-D TVs will come out a couple years later.

[JimShaw]

I would love to see this. No glasses? Even my wife would like it.

[nathanp]

This is what we all really want, get rid of those stupid glasses and we'll start considering buying into home 3D.

[Buddy Christ]

Originally Posted by Suntory_Times

Just a random question, would anyone be willing to sacrifice the 3d quality to not wear glasses?

Originally Posted by thePope666

Excellent this is exactly why i'm not buying a 3D TV at the moment

Originally Posted by DMC86X

Yea I kind of feel the same way, but its like once you buy the latest and greatest technology a newer and better technology is about to come out.

This is why we are screwed.


And Suntory, nice new avatar! Are you a Murray fan? If so check out the new trailer for Get Low

[JordanRHughes]

Damn! I just bought a Plasma too.

What next?

[squirrel101]

the next BIG ting,......HoLoGrApHiC tV

[R3P0]

Originally Posted by Suntory_Times

Just a random question, would anyone be willing to sacrifice the 3d quality to not wear glasses?

Because theoretically there should be no need for glasses, technology today should allow for the glass on a TV to project the left and right images directly without the need for glasses. 3D will not be foolproof until like 2013/14 keep in mind what we are seeing for TV in the states now Japan has had for years just wait until UHDTV comes out, double the res of what we have now. The problem is most carries in the states are operated separately and no company wants to do the necessary upgrades for the required bandwidth. The biggest difference between States and Japan is the government owns the lines and the companies lease them. This tech is very rapidly changing, think of how fast PCs went from P2 to P4 and then stalled what were seeing now is going to be similar to that in the next 4 years a lot is going to change.

[john_1958]

Originally Posted by R3P0

Because theoretically there should be no need for glasses, technology today should allow for the glass on a TV to project the left and right images directly without the need for glasses. 3D will not be foolproof until like 2013/14 keep in mind what we are seeing for TV in the states now Japan has had for years just wait until UHDTV comes out, double the res of what we have now. The problem is most carries in the states are operated separately and no company wants to do the necessary upgrades for the required bandwidth. The biggest difference between States and Japan is the government owns the lines and the companies lease them. This tech is very rapidly changing, think of how fast PCs went from P2 to P4 and then stalled what were seeing now is going to be similar to that in the next 4 years a lot is going to change.

wonder how it looks compare to what i saw black eyed peas video and nascar and soccer with glasses that was eye popping experience can't wait for 3d channels and blu-ray to mandatory 3d