Dick Ward Writes: "In the wake of all the 3-D news that’s been rolling out, something’s been bothering me. Something apart from all of the usual complaints about 3-D glasses. It took a while, but I finally put my finger on it. 3-D manufacturers are actually putting out glasses with replaceable (not rechargeable) batteries. Talk about inconvenient!"
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Why cant I just use my 3D glasses from the movie theaters...
I really think technology company's are pulling one over on the consumers with 3D in its current state.
You can if you buy a television that's capable of using them. But since that kind of TV can jump into the $10,000 range pretty quickly, most companies aren't working on them.
I'm sure we'll see a few get announced at CES this year though. Vizio is even working on one, so maybe the pricing won't be so bad! :)
3D TV will never be mainstream until they develop it without glasses. Until then it will always be a gimmick.