Looks like Sony and Toshiba are in a race to see who can get the first 3D TV that will project a 3D picture without the need for glasses. They expect to be pricey. And I'm guessing the first ones out will have some growing pains. One of the items being discussed a lot is the expected narrow viewing cone. There will probably be other issues as well. I'm not in the market, but I have to admit an interest in just how this will come about and whether or not it will be nothing more than a niche market product.
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All along, I've said that the 3D market will NOT become mainstream until it can be produced in good quality without the glasses. (i.e. holographic) Good to see they're at least moving in that direction.
CHRIS
Well, we're safe for now. Thank goodness we're in a bowling alley.
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Ditto. I'll pass until we're at least something close to a holo-deck :lol:JasonComment
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Saw this news story today:
I don't really care if it's not perfect or has limitations, so far. Those kind of things will be worked out and will get better. It's just good to know that progress is being made! CHRIS
Well, we're safe for now. Thank goodness we're in a bowling alley.
- PleasantvilleComment
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That's very interesting. The research is further along than I thought it could be. Chris, hehe, remember the soundproofing and locking doors. :B.
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Oh, yes.
Help me Obi Wan Kenobi, you're my only hope. CHRIS
Well, we're safe for now. Thank goodness we're in a bowling alley.
- PleasantvilleComment
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im going to tell 3D come and go without investing any into it.Comment
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Over the years I have noticed my TV picture has gotten a little 'soft'. What used to be a nice, sharp image has become like a soft Monet painting. The issue of course is not with the TV..... but rather, my eyesight!!
What used to be needing glasses for reading only has somehow pulled... -
March/April 2005
By Michael Grebb
Alan Parsons wishes it wasn't so. But like it or not, the senior vice president of Pioneer's industrial solutions business group has become a wary foot soldier in the battle over the future of the DVD format. As music... -
now someone has to remember this! i'm trying to convince my coworkers that sega had an arcade game in the early 90's which was a small table top with a dome back. projected on the table top was the video game and it was all holographic. you were a cowboy i believe and you traveled through time for some... -
Hi, I was wondering if any members have been able to create a holograpic, 3 dimensional soundstage with their 804S. I have been fiddling around with positioning and cabling trying to achieve this with mediocre results. I can create a very nice and wide soundstage but the center image is very flat... -
After doing a ton of research on which pre-pro to get, I settled in on the 1098 after it just beat out the Anthem AVM 20. One of the chief reasons was the tft display. Well, the prettiest girl isn't always the one you should marry. It never dawned on me for a moment to ask if the unit had a headphone...
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