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GuiltySpartan77 on 11 May 2010

actually he is right sony hasn't been the leader of T.V's, phones, or any other electronic since the 21st century started 



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phinch1 on 11 May 2010
Severance said:
why do i have the feeling this E3 will be all about this 3D crap ? =[

3D and motion control = double =[ =[



Condor1980 on 11 May 2010

so it seems the only way they can do it is with 3d glasses how very 1980's even so it is STILL only 2.5D



SHMUPGurus on 11 May 2010
Ldn.se said:
Lets hope that this partnership works out better than Microsoft - Toshiba

I'm curious. What was it all about?



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DirtyP2002 on 11 May 2010

3D gaming without the glasses in 2014 - Okay.
Today with glasses? hell no.



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Chris Hu on 11 May 2010
kowenicki said:
Grooski said:
Cross-X said:
megaman79 said:

well, looks like its good timing for all of them.

 

Oh and lulz @ MS partnering with a Korean company instead of japanese.

You know why?

Because Samsung and LG HD TVs and 3d TVs >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Sony Bravia TVs

Pretty much when it comes to electronics, Samsung beats Sony any day whether it be laptops, TVs, Phones, etc.

 

Yeah you keep telling yourself that.

he's right

especially these days and especially when you take price into account.

Not to mention that both Samsung and LG have a wider selection of electronic goods.  Sony never made big home appliances like washing machines and refigiratiors.



Galaki on 11 May 2010
Severance said:
Galaki said:
While Sony is pushing for 3D-with-glasses, Nintendo is going glasses-less 3D on handheld.
Microsoft is really at advantage here to pick up the glasses-less home theater/console.
Why didn't they go that way? Are they leaving it wide open for Nintendo to dominate that angle?

how can you be sure 3D without glasses is going to work well?

atleast wait for it to release, Nintendo haven't shown anything for goodness sake.

That's the whole point of it. Trying to do it first. How they do it is for them to solve, not me. Otherwise, I would be having their job now.

They don't need to wait for Nintendo, as handheld is not exactly the same at your large screen TV.

They'd get extra points for doing-it-first. Just like how Nintendo brought motion controls to the masses.



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kitler53 on 11 May 2010
puffy said:
superchunk said:
LOL to anyone who thought only PS3 could do it... lol, you know your out there.

I've said it before and I'll say it again, PS3's 3D (as all home 3D at this point) is a huge flop of shit and needs to be skipped by the consumers. The manufacturers need to realize we won't pay $100's for each pair of glasses just to watch 3D at home.

If costs prevent glassless 60" tvs, then at least utilized the passive system theaters use. Worked just fine for Avatar and every other 3D movie and would only cost a few bucks, if that for each pair of glasses. Then I wouldn't mind my 4yr old wearing them or buying 20 for the big sporting events.


You'd need two projector lenses (or two projectors) each polarized differently for that to work. It'd be more expensive than the current set up even if you included 10 shutter glasses in the price and more importantly, it wouldn't be LCD technology which means big, bulky rear projection or just a projector, which isn't a TV.

puffy is right but i would also like to add that the glasses less tvs that support multi-user viewing require input 4x larger than HD which means that even blu-ray can't support a feature length movie on a single disc.  i get the part where glasses are annoying but for now shutter glasses is the only at home 3D tech even remotely mass market priced.



scottie on 11 May 2010
SHMUPGurus said:
Ldn.se said:
Lets hope that this partnership works out better than Microsoft - Toshiba

I'm curious. What was it all about?

HD-DVD iirc



tuscaniman on 11 May 2010
Bamboleo said:

This why 3D gaming with glasses suck.

My regular glasses are these:

Now tell how am I supposed to wear those 3D shutter glasses over this ones.

If MS or Sony is using shutter glasses they better forget about anyone caring about 3D games. I don't see anyone wanting to pay $100 for glasses to play. They better used polarization.