| RolStoppable said: If you can't beat them, try to team up with them. A news story like this suggests that Sony could be screwed if the 3DS becomes successful. Screwed as in losing out on billions of potential revenue. Or to put it in a meaner way: Sony is begging for mercy. |
i like how you put billions of revenue.
but yea when i think of tv just think of daily life with it. You get up in morning and have news on while getting ready, packing lunch, eating, ect. Get home from work and turn on tv and watch random shows and doiong other stuff in house.
So am I supposed to be wearing 3D glasses then like 100% i am home then so i can see stuff in 3D? Cause why else would I have 3DTV if not using the 3D part. Or is this 3k I spent so I can watch a cool movie every couple months in 3D?
Or how about the fact I just upgraded to a big screen HDTV recently. now i'm going to fork over over twice what I paid for that for another new TV so soon?
What about seeing this 3DS? They managed 3D without glasses, how come tv makers aren't selling this and how soon till they do? I should just wait till then.
Really if I was a TV maker i woudl stop all 3D glasses tv research and focus entirely on glasses free. Make whatever TV's you already have made still now and sell what you can, but continueing down this glasses path seems like lost cause.
oh and lets not forget breaking glasses, loosing glasses, having enough glasses available for all, scratched/smudged glasses that is needed to worry about.
