Wall Street Journal:
TOKYO -- Sony Corp. plans to introduce a liquid-crystal-display television capable of displaying 3-D video by the end of 2010, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Sony Plans 3-D Television by Late 2010 - WSJ.com
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I think it was Toshiba who came out with 3d lcd tv a few years back. You could even adjust the settings where one person could watch one channel from a right angle to the set, and another person could watch another channel from angle to the set. So it did 3 amazing things. Problem is it never did the 4th amazing things by being produced at a price people could afford.
And quality programming by 2210!
Cant wait! Glenn Beck in 3D! What could be better than that!
As America loses its manufacturing, we lose our technology to manufactruring countries. As we lose our technology we lose our military advantage. As we lose our military advantage, we lose our security. All this loss is the direct result of individual and group greed and selfishness. We no longer deserve or possess a democracy. We are a country weakening and splitting with the failure of leadership. Our rendezvous is with the devil rather than destiny. We are a nation of strangers to duty to our country under the Constitution.
Great now P0rn movies are really worth watching.
This is great! It's like you can almost reach out and touch Larry King's hump!
Do I have to wear those stupid glasses?
I saw this at NAB, (broadcast show) It was not that impressive. Just give me 3D sound to go with the HD images. That IS a sensory experience. Marketing a so-so concept like this serves to re-coup R & D more than an real benefit to the theater experience.
Yea the TV's get better as whats on TV sucks more and more.
Americans will have another gadget to put on their credit cards, that are already maxed out.
i saw this at the CES in Las Vegas last year. Sports in 3 D look awesome. just like looking down from the stadium. anything else - probaly a big boor
Yeah this is going to make TV better ...until televised cr^p actually smells.
tihs d3
So?
Mitsubishi and Toshiba ALREADY have televisions that can display 3-D.
Nope
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Got the same thing, myself, from Daily Mail in England when I closed the site. Called McAfee and was told it would cost $90.00 for them to get rid of it. I spent an hour going thru the registry and finally found it and removed it. A lot of people got it on Aug. 30. Don't know if there's a fix yet.
Happened to me too, can't really pinpoint where, but malwarebytes is free and took care of it. Slipped right through the virus scanners (not a typo) I have.
You can play it in 7-D with fireworks for all I care, but unless the CONTENT is improved, what is the point?
If a show is good, it is almost as good in standard definition as in high definition - your imagination takes over and you don't notice the definition. Proof of that can be seen when reading a good book which you almost can't put down - no special effects there, just the theater of the mind.
If a show is awful, watching it in the highest of definitions doesn't really help.
High Def is wonderful in itself, and certainly improves sports shows, but it is not the reason that television is losing its audience.
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First Posted: 09- 1-09 11:32 PM | Updated: 09- 1-09 11:42 PM