I was just browsing the Samsung website when i came across this.

 

http://www.samsung.com/us/consumer/tv-video/televisions/led-tv/UN46C7000WFXZA/index.idx?pagetype=prd_detail&returnurl=

 

Looks cool can't wait to get one!!

They have one these (or maybe it's a sony 3d tv) on display at best buy. It really didn't look that great, maybe it was just the movie they were playing but the 3D is really subtle. Of course you have to wear the glasses too so you have to have enough for everyone or all they will see be a really out of focus/blurry picture. If they could come up with a new system that didn't require the glasses I'd get one just for this

 

http://noctalis.com/nocturne/pics/starwars/help_me_obi_wan.jpg

I know sony had one at ces

I can't watch 3D tv's, I am blind in one eye. I walk around like a pirate all day

I don't think these 3D televisions are going to catch on. Mainly because they aren't really 3D. There are television that don't need glasses, but you have to sit in a specific position for the images to hit the correct eyes. I read years ago about more of a holographic system. The star ways example is perfect. With the holographic system I read about showing NBA games in holograms. Still, the problem I have with this is that normally people are sitting down and watching television. So If anything it would have to be like sitting in a box seat and looking through a window (and how 3D is that, think of the window at the screen of the television). I am not sure how physically you should be viewing the image. Because I still like the fact that there are multiple cameras that are at different angles and I don't have to move a single muscle to watch a sports program.

i watched the little web ad it has an it does take the 3d glasses

I can't watch 3D tv's, I am blind in one eye. I walk around like a pirate all day

Are you kidding? and with the new 3D system I don't think you need both? not sure on that but, it doesn't use that color differential like the old ones do.

The new ones i think use a polarization technique

The new ones i think use a polarization technique

Yea they do I forgot about that, If you look in a mirror while wearin' the glasses you can't see your eyes or they appear to be flashing really fast. If you close one eye you can't see through 1 side of the glasses.