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Ha! Weren't we just talking about this, and how we all wanted to wait until glasses-less 3D tvs before investing in them.
Boom Shakalaka! Now I just need to find that douch that flamed me on N4G about how these won't be around for like 10 years lol.
Sony also announced a Bravia line of 3D TV's that dont require glasses that will release later this year.
you will likely not be able to move you head while watch these, after all you have to deliver two different images to two points a few inches apart at something like six feet away.
would you rather wear a pair of glasses or not be able to move for an hour and a half while you're watching a movie, or even longer for a game.
because if they manage to deliver two images with that kind of precision, you have to keep the targets, being your eyes, still, i don't know how wide the viewing angle could be with this kind of tv, because it can't be more than a couple of inches.
maybe it will have several "sweet spots", but once in those sweet spots, you wont be able to move.
who here doesn't move about a bit while playing a game or watching tv?
until there's some kind of full 3d holographic display, not star wars holograms the flat holograms you can get now, like they put on british bank notes and some credit cards.
when there's a full 3d system like that you'll be able to move your head, but while there's just two images.
i read about some people working on holographic tvs like that, but they're a long way off, and i don't think you can just convert regular tv into that kind of holographic video.
The question is how well they work and why didn't the first batch of 3D tv's were not like this.
Enjoyed reading this and the comments, though anything 3D gives me a a huge headache for some reason. I like 3D, bu my eyes just can't seem to cope with it.