| Uraeus said: Not to surprised, seems to me Sony so far is only marketing the concept, not the actual tv's. I have been interested in getting a Sony 3D tv, but even on their website I am having trouble finding which tv's are 3D capable or not. And finding a Sony 3D capable tv easily on any online retailer also seems difficult. That said, could people please stop with the glasses less TV predictions. So far there are truly no WORKING solution even known for big tv's. The glasses less solutions known are either not working well for big tvs (ie. you can't take the 3DS setup and scale it up for TV use) or so complicated and expensive that they are impossible to produce at a consumer grade price (so if you think current 3D tv's are expensive...). |
Of course your right, but the need for glasses will always severely limit 3D, and everyone knows it and all tech companies are looking for a cost effective glassesless solution. Ultimately, someone will find one, and then 3D TV will become the norm.
