Comments on: CES 2009: 3D HDTV Flat Panels Are Coming

By: JLM3610

JLM3610 — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 20:31:08 +0000

I found exactly what I needed to be able to watch 3D in my home. I purchased a digital entertainment center from a company at aspenmediaproducts.com they were hard to find but they definitely had what I needed. The size of the unit small and that made my wife happy (that keeps me happy!). I’m able to watch 2D DVD’s, 3D DVD’s, in 3D. I can also view my family photos, google earth, and play my computer games in 3D. And check this out it has a built in blu-ray that will play blu-ray in 3D when they start to hit market. I love it and would highly recommend their XS bundle if you want to take advantage of your 3D tv.

By: Robert Childress

Robert Childress — Thu, 21 May 2009 20:46:30 +0000

Too bad Soyo filed for bankruptcy and has a number of issues. As to whether to wait or not. I’m in the same boat but after exploring what’s coming out. Some of the big players like Dolby and Panasonic , well actually everyone outside of Mitsubisha and Samsung, have their own system. Can you say beta/vhs, bluray/hd-dvd? So if you get a samsung/Mits then at least you know you can hook up your computer to it and get 3d with glasses that exist today. I don’t expect a standard for another two years based on the history of these companies. Wife vetos the rear projection so Samsung Plasma is only game in town. As soon as they get a bigger one then 50 “, I’ll be a buyer.

By: Thomas White

Thomas White — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 03:52:43 +0000

I want to buy a HDTV soon but should I wait for a 3D model? Thanks for your opinion.

By: Jim Allen

Jim Allen — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 14:08:48 +0000

What happened to Lcos TV? I own a JVC 52″ D-ILA which is Lcos and it’s an awesome piture. I don’t see any on the market except for JVC projectors. Did it bomb? I’ve had mine for almost 4 years and replaced the bulb one time. Any info would be appreciated.

thank you,
Jim

By: Redactor

Redactor — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 16:42:55 +0000

In my opinion the commercialization of 3D will far exceed those of other technological advances. The 3D experience is more desirable to consumers than super thin OLED flat panels, earth friendly materials and lower energy consumption. I am for all technological advances, but when it comes to my wallet, I would rather have 3D. Not only do action movies become more thrilling, but interactive games like Wii, become a lot more interesting and fun.

Anyone producing a quality 3D product at reasonable prices is going to make a lot of sales. Surprisingly, that may come from an unknown company, SOYO, who has managed to produce a 3D HDTV that does not require specially made video in 3D format. The other companies won’t be far behind…so let the competition climb to the next higher level!

By: Kymus

Kymus — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 03:15:08 +0000

wow! I was just thinking the other day how 3D would probably be the next-gen after HD. I just didn’t think it would come so soon!