RolandL
Senior HTF Member
Update sourceUpdate: A Dolby rep emails: “To clarify, Vizio will continue to pursue glasses-free 3D technology, in collaboration with Dolby and Dolby 3D; Vizio is showcasing a Dolby 3D display at CES this year.”
Having lived with glasses free 3D for two years, I really think you are over reacting to the anticipated uncertainty. I don't see anything wrong in viewing the world in 3D and it is the same with glasses free 3D. The pop-out is there and is the same as viewing the real world with your own eyes. it's just as strong but you have to put in your minds eye an imaginary frame where it would be if you were watching the effect from an active or passive display. Personally I've grown to love it.FoxyMulder said:Glasses free will not be for me, i think you get zero pop out with those displays since you need the glasses to get pop out, those displays will all be about depth and into the screen moments, count me completely out if this is the future of 3D.
With a depth of 18 inches and weight of 98 lbs for a 55 inch model, looks like we are going back to the old rear projection TV size.FoxyMulder said:Glasses free will not be for me, i think you get zero pop out with those displays since you need the glasses to get pop out, those displays will all be about depth and into the screen moments, count me completely out if this is the future of 3D.