3D TV? Too Soon Now, but One Day You Will Want It

Here’s an offer for you: I’ll give you some of the most amazing entertainment you’ve ever seen, and I’ll even put it in your own home. What’s the catch? High prices, limited content, and some of the most horrendously dorky and inconvenient glasses in the world.

…ShareD TV…I’m not that impressed. It’s likely to fail before it succeeds.
Here’s an offer for you: I’ll give you some of the most amazing entertainment you’ve ever seen, and I’ll even put it in your own home. What’s the catch? High prices, limited content, and some of the most horrendously dorky and inconvenient glasses in the world. I’m talking about the coming 3D TV revolution that was the talk of CES this year. All the big name companies for TV production (Samsung, Sony, Toshiba, LG, Panasonic, etc) had at least one 3D TV set at CES, and most had entire regions of their floor space dedicated to promoting the innovation. Panasonic’s VT25 series won Best in Show and will likely be hitting retailers near you in the second quarter of this year. So, the question we’re all asking here: is 3D TV worth it? No, not yet. Now, that’s just my opinion. It happens to be right, of course. If you want to know why, read on.

The Technology
First, I should explain what you’re getting. 3D technology relies on getting a…

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3D TV? Too Soon Now, but One Day You Will Want It

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