Poll: Are you intrigued by in-home 3D technology?

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Multi-format-mayhem @ Oct 4th 2008 1:28PM

No poll on show here either.

3D HD TV?

I imagine it'll have a handful of impressive titles when it really gets going.
But.
It'll be a tiny minority compared to the total number of movies I have and that are out there that I want.

So I'll be far more interested in the general & ordinary playback/display abilities of the TV, no matter how good it is at 3D.
So if viewing angles are rubbish or colours look bad or motion looks unnatural off-centre etc etc then sorry, there's absolutely no chance of a sale here.

If it really does work then it'll be a nice little extra feature - but it won't be anything I'm interested in paying a significant premium for (and I imagine I'm far from alone in that, which is why I suspect it's not really going to take off, again).

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j_g_puff @ Oct 4th 2008 1:37PM

I'm agreeing with you. I'm not at all excited by living-room 3D at the moment - all the current technologies require either silly glasses or restricted viewing angles, neither of which are good for my living room.

3D gaming on PCs is another matter...

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