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apparently it was incredibly realistic - the prawn sandwiches seemed to loom right out of the screen at you.
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AFAIK the football match was broadcast in HD through a standard sky HD box.Originally posted by original PM View Postslightly off topic but according to the gadget show 3DTV will be in your front room before the end of the year.
When they do eventually roll it out for home users all you'll need to buy is a 3D TV or projector (+screen)
The sky HD box will just need a (automatic) software update to make it compatible
Edit: just checked google and here's the official Sky press release
http://corporate.sky.com/media/press...2009/3d_tv.htm
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Yeah I saw it. Gripping, special effects were amazing. Funny watching blue people at first though but you get used to it very quickly.
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See my comment earlier!Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostYou mean other than the circa 60,000 that turned up at the Emirates?

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My TV is already 3D because it it weren't then it would just be a picture on the wall
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I'm guessing that you are interested in hearing from those who saw it in the pub in 3d rather than those who went to the game to watch it.Originally posted by original PM View Postslightly off topic but according to the gadget show 3DTV will be in your front room before the end of the year.
but yes would be interested to hear from anyone who saw the match in 3D
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slightly off topic but according to the gadget show 3DTV will be in your front room before the end of the year.
but yes would be interested to hear from anyone who saw the match in 3D
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Give it 10 years mate and it will be a single chip embedded in your brain (at first for new citizens)...Originally posted by stingman123 View PostI've seen a few movies in the last 12 months in 3D and TBh the glasses are a real pain,only a matter of time before you can get 3D lenses?
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Man Utd Vs Arsenal - 3D
Did anyone mamage to see this in 3D? Gimmick or Gimmie?
I've seen a few movies in the last 12 months in 3D and TBh the glasses are a real pain,only a matter of time before you can get 3D lenses?
Anyway if is was good, would you pay for it?Tags: None
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