<table style="width: 90%;" border="0"><tr><td><strong>disolitude said:</strong><br /><table style="width: 90%;" border="0"> <tbody><tr> <td><strong>Xoj said:</strong><br> <p>i want a 3d tv now O.o</p> </td> </tr> </tbody></table> <p>No you don't.Current 3D TV's can't even to 1080p 3D gaming let alone something as cool as this building demo.</p> <p>What you want is an insanely powerful PC and this kind of a tri 3D projector setup instead... :)</p> <p><a href="http://img20.imageshack.us/img20/2469/dscf4516x.jpg" target="_blank" class="link">http://img20.imageshack.us/img20/2469/dscf4516x.jpg</a></p></td></tr></table><br /><br />

I tell ya, 3D Kinect tech = 1st step toward the Holedeck.  Things are going to be nuts come 2020.

holy Awesome!

Things like that are the reason why I love Samsung.

Really awesome marketing.

nice setup you got there... how much did it cost ya? :-p

I wasn't wearing glasses , how did I see that ? :p

lol, sadly this isn't mine. A fellow member on Nvidia forums has this set up and I just showed what regular users can strive for...

I personally have a 67 inch Samsung DLP 3D TV from 2008 which is plenty for the condo I am in. I'm looking to buy a house early next year and a setup like this will be my top priority :)

But this kind of a setup would cost around 5000 dollars.

Projectors: 800 bucks each

Screens: 300-400 bucks

Computer(you need GTX480 SLI videocard monster which alone is 1000): ~2000

3D Vision glasses: 200

So about 5000 dollars max, which is not that bad considering these 3D TVs are 2000-3000 alone.

yer 3d tvs don't do this kind of shit.

3D atm is a 3d image behind an imaginary wall. I want the 3d that comes out of the screen. AVATAR didn't do that even, 98% of the 3D was in the screen.

Yep, Just came.