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I think "many" would be more accurate these days and the trend is not good. We are starting to see 3D support dwindle in the low to mid-tier projector offerings. It's a fact that might end up costing me a huge premium to work around.

And there we have it. U-Turn please.

Interesting read but I'd say this describes the shortcomings of commercial theaters more than the shortcomings or downfall of 3D as a format. ;)

I couldn't agree more but sadly I also think this is precisely why the format will never be viable for the home. Truly impressive 3D requires a light-controlled [preferably dedicated] room and a large screen, not to mention a capable playback device and appropriate source material. The...

I pulled mine out after a year or so and both sets refused to pair with my Epson projector. One was an obvious battery issue but the other seemed normal. Anyway, I trashed them and ordered these, which work perfectly.

That's another reason I'm choosing to deal with this sooner than later. I'm also planning to start building up my collection.

I can totally understand your position. Believe me, I wanted soooo much to love the LS12000, buy it and be done. I even considered holding onto my 6050 for occasional 3D viewing. Epson is a brand I'm both familiar and comfortable with, plus I know it will work with my existing ceiling mount...

I think I'll share this both here and in the relevant projector thread. I'm preparing for what needs to be my last projector upgrade so that I can fully retire without the cloud of another huge HT expense looming over my head at some point. Got the speakers, [for the most part] got the subs...

I personally doubt the current generation knows or cares about Cameron or the Avatar franchise. I suspect both this film and the Spinal Tap reboot will be commercial flops but maybe not. Concerning 3D, I still have my collection which will suffice if need be.

Thanks @Artanis Great read.