So I saw the 3D TV at best buy

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steverhcp02 said:

ElGranCabeza said:

SpartenOmega117 said:

I honestly think 3d will not work. I was watching a samsung LED 3d tv in the home theater section. I hardly noticed any 3d at all when i put on the glasses. The screen was also a 50" i think. In order for 3d to work i think the screens have to be much larger and have a much darker environment because i think the light also affects how you see 3d. Anyone else try this out?

I agree 100%. I saw the 3D TV Samsung at BB and the 3DTV Sony at Sony store  and they both look gimmicky, barely any 3D coming out, I expected something like what you get when yoou go to Universal Studios. 3D is looking gimmicky right now, I hope the 3DS comes with real 3D and not what we're seeing on these supposed high end TVs.

Prepare to be humongously disappointed then. I cant fathom the 3ds using better 3d tech without glasses to accelerate or shutter the image and with the processing power to enhance the entire length of a game.

Im completely stunned at what people are saying. Maybe the kiosks werent tuned properly? Because when we went we went as skeptics and came out of there excited. It was crystal clear, i mean crystal, easy to focus and actually added another dimension to the viewing.

Our rig was the Sammy package at Best Buy, and from what ive read the Panasonic is even better.

In all honesty i think its a bigger improvement to the experience than BD was from DVD.

Your right with your impression, like I stated earlier with LCD shutter glasses the image will be less blurry than with polarise glasses used in normal cinemas. Actually in cinemas theres a small blur, but 3DTV using LCD shutter glasses produce no blur at all and will look exactly as it suppose to look but in 3D. So its only normal you were satisfied more by that image than in the cinemas.