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  Well, it's basically the same but it comes with a decrease in visual quality / performance as well I thin... : Milleh
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    i just don't see how it can be shown as a viable addition. fair enough, add it for the very small group o... : purekillforce
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      The idea is that eventually 3D will be a standard feature in all TVs, much like color is. It's a niche ma... : SabinRaijin
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        Oh and as a good example of the slow adoption of HDTV, look at the Wii. Nintendo made a concious decision... : SabinRaijin
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          i just dnt think the tech has become good enough to push it yet. im sure better 3d tech will be invented ... : purekillforce
          • In terms of 2D image based 3D presentation, there isn't a lot more to be invented. There are only a very... : daggot
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  And the connection between the TV and PS3 has to be HDMI 1.3. There is some debate if you have to move t... : daggot
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    i wonder if anybody on the shack has the required setup and will be seeing how it looks? it's not like we... : purekillforce
    • If Sony is smart, they will add support for 3D Vision which already has a healthy (if still a bit niche) ... : SabinRaijin
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  Usb? What a crazy design! Usb mice cost so much and that's pretty much the only usb device you can get! T... : Pandilex
  • was it really like that? how much better can this 3d stuff get though without needing whole new tech to u... : purekillforce
  • also, a usb port is one item. not several, far more expensive items. even hdtvs weren't as much as these ... : purekillforce
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  pretty much every TV made in the last year is 3D capable (well the Name brand ones), as for the PS3 and a... : clok1966
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    so you are telling me that there are TV's out there that are quite old, (well, old HD sets) that i can bu... : purekillforce
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      Glasses from the movies are based on concurrent images "visually" separated via polarized light. The gla... : daggot
      • i was aware how cinema glasses worked, however i wrongly thought it was the same kind of tech in TV's whe... : purekillforce
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    Actually, that's not correct. The TV has to have the firmware to support 3D, really rapid sequential ima... : daggot
    • how much are these new 3d TVs? : purekillforce