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07 Feb 10
22:32
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..Is here Philips have cracked the technology,NO GLASSES NEEDED, next must have consumer item imo
http://www.wired.com/science/discoveries/news/2006/08/71627
http://www.wired.com/science/discoveries/news/2006/08/71627
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that prototype has now been perfected and will be on sale soon
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wont be very nice if edwina curries teeth pop out in 3d...
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the skips will be full of Samsung 42" 1D tvs soon :-)
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that article is 4 years old!
i saw the latest prototypes couple of months ago. still too many problems for them to go on sale yet. |
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ROCKIN HORSE 08 Feb 01:29
the skips will be full of Samsung 42" 1D tvs soon 2D ? |
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arriving with the transporter hovercraft boards like in back to the future movie
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would you really want a 3D TV watching every programme in 3D,
OK for some films, but not every single programme (?) |
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Can they stop pi5sing about with tellies and crack on with the jet packs please. I was promised one in 1999.
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When oh when will they let us have REAL 3D television? Something like a fish tank with proper holograms that you can walk around and view from any angle.
I saw a device like this in an Adventure comic from the late sixties: Superboy visited the Legion of Super-Heroes in the 30th century and they were watching just such a telly. So the technology's there, but THEY won't let us enjoy it until we've wasted our money on ersatz 2D versions. |
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ye and daytrips to the moon ffs what are they actually doing in the labs....?
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Playing with their jetpacks and laughing at us imo ...
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If you go outside and walk around you get a 3D effect for nothing.........so I'm told...
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Ghostbusters 2 08 Feb 10:17
that article is 4 years old! i saw the latest prototypes couple of months ago. still too many problems for them to go on sale yet. http://www.google.co.uk/products/catalog?hl=en&source=hp&q=philips+3d+television&oq=&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=14395162538736658150&ei=5OxvS9SvGqj60wSQ1a3RBA&sa=X&oi=product_catalog_result&ct=result&resnum=5&ved=0CBoQ8wIwBA#ps-sellers |
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Useful that, telly can display all programmes bradcast in Kryptonite 3D radiation.
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Dont worry prices will plummet,the average price for a VHS video recorder on launch in the '70s was £800 (thousands by todays standards)
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Philips have also invented a process of converting 2d pics/normal movies to 3D using a mathmatical formula recreating them in normal stereoscopic vision like you were really there
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Sky HD is broadcasting sports in 3D from around april and its 50/50 that they will cover the world cup in 3D, ESPN are doing the same
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you need glasses with that though
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i dont think thats proper 3d tv as it seems to be the same image being sent to each eye.
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its not the same image,a computer works out how the image would appear l with an offset
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maybe it does though, but then not sure how that technology was better than the ones they've been showing off recently as the most advanced
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