NEW SAMSUNG 55" 3D TV DOESN'T NEED SPECIAL GLASSES

[gregg75]

I guess when the TV is almost 5 feet tall.................everything's gonna look like 3D.

http://www.gearlog.com/2011/03/sams...rlog-ziffdavis+(Gearlog)&utm_content=My+Yahoo

 

[easttxtv]

Ugh, I don't need THAT big a TV, much less something that's gonna give me a headache to watch it....

 

[landtuna]

.....except it isn't a TV....yet.

 

[gregg75]

So, it's a giant toaster that shows 3D ???

 

[landtuna]

So, it's a giant toaster that shows 3D ???

As the article says....."Samsung's 55-inch display, which is not a fully functional TV".

Even the author bungled his title.

 

[Yeziknoradio]

Back in January Toshiba already launched 3D TV's that do not need the 3D glasses:

http://boards.radio-info.com/smf/index.php?topic=182684.0

What's to stop them from making the TV larger?

 

[Robnoxious]

It's still a worthless fad.
The only thing 3-D TVs are heralding are quicker frame rates on newer consumer sets.

A dick joke will still be a dick joke, whether it's in 3-D or not because as sure as the sun rises from the East no U.S. broadcaster is going to push the envelope to drive that point with boingy visuals.

 

[Yeziknoradio]

It's still a worthless fad.
The only thing 3-D TVs are heralding are quicker frame rates on newer consumer sets.

A dick joke will still be a dick joke, whether it's in 3-D or not because as sure as the sun rises from the East no U.S. broadcaster is going to push the envelope to drive that point with boingy visuals.

What about sports coverage? I bet there are some bars that might bite that bait, thinking that it will draw a crowd of some sort.

Then there are also casinos. Especially the ones with the "sports floor".

Casino Niagara, In Niagara falls Ontario, Canada might be a good example, since they have a whole second floor dedicated to "sports gambling".