Plasma or LED/LCD ?

[d000hg]

I wonder if these fandabbydozy OLED TVs that are going to be out 'soon' will be able to support the new active/passive 3D?

The TV industry is very keen on 3D taking off - it's the consumers who are not that bothered - so I assume so.

non-glasses 3D is more interesting to me.

[PAH]

non-glasses 3D is more interesting to me.

I predict that augmented reality contact lenses with built in 3D will be a big leap forward in coming years.

Until then I too prefer glasses-less 3D. I just look out of the window.

Maybe it's time some of those old rude films were remade in proper glasses-less 3D:

Confessions of a Working From Home Contractor

What the Contractor's Butler Saw

Carry On Invoicing

[Spacecadet]

Maybe it's time some of those old rude films were remade in proper glasses-less 3D:

Confessions of a Working From Home Contractor

What the Contractor's Butler Saw

so basically you're telling us that you like watching slightly over weight and badly dressed grown men wanking themselves dry?

[AtW]

LG OLED 55''

[PAH]

so basically you're telling us that you like watching slightly over weight and badly dressed grown men wanking themselves dry?

Has AtW's SKA hacked into my webcam again?

[Scrag Meister]

I'll be waiting on the 3D front as I understand that Sony, Panasonic, Samsung and Co are trying to come up with a standard across their products. So I won't be laying my cash down until I know what they decide. Until I heard this i was looking at the Panasonic 65" 3D full HD Plasma, bit expensive at the mo.

Personally I am a Panasonic fan, although our main TV is Samsung, but have 2 Panasonic Freesat units in the bedroom and our small lounge.

Linky

Linky 2

[d000hg]

I predict that augmented reality contact lenses with built in 3D will be a big leap forward in coming years.

Not necessary really. Upcoming TVs can do 3D wherever you sit in the room, without use of glasses.

[AtW]

I'll be waiting on the 3D front as I understand that Sony, Panasonic, Samsung and Co are trying to come up with a standard across their products. So I won't be laying my cash down until I know what they decide. Until I heard this i was looking at the Panasonic 65" 3D full HD Plasma, bit expensive at the mo.

So far they've only agreed on that the standard will be 3D.

[PAH]

Not necessary really. Upcoming TVs can do 3D wherever you sit in the room, without use of glasses.

How does it cope with multiple people scattered around the room?

[ChimpMaster]

The problem is that you can wait forever if you're looking to wait for the next generation product or the latest and greatest tech. Right here, right now, we have what we have - a decent HD or 3D picture from an affordable plasma.

Who cares if you have to wear glasses for 3D? You're only going to watch the occasional 3D movie anyway.

I've found myself a HD/3D 60" plasma at just over £1,000. It's clearly not the greatest tech out there but it'll give me what I want for the next few years and then we'll move on again. Beats my 36" CRT anyway.