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- Joined
- Mar 9, 2012
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- Sam Calvin
You are absolutely right. It's amazing what has happened in just a few years. And it completely caught me by surprise -- I'll never forget the thrill of stumbling across a Mitsubishi rear-projection HDTV in 3D demo mode at Frys. I dragged friends and family to see it.RolandL said:In 2009, the only way you could watch a 3D movie on video was in the field-sequential or inferior anaglyphic 3D method. In the past four years about 250 Blu-ray 3D titles have been released. I’m not complaining. If the number of 3D films titles released in the future is reduced, that’s fine. I’m just happy to have them. So much better than what we had before.
I'm rapidly closing in on 100 3D Blu-rays.
Thanks for your positive attitude and thanks for reminding us of how great it is to be an A/V addict in the 21st century.
I only have one bone to pick with your post. I'm weak. I want more. Lots more.