TVs Go 3D

by Joe Lawrence April 2nd, 2010 |

Television

I remember when flat screen televisions (not flat panel) came out.  I thought there would be nothing any better, ever.  Then there was HDTV, and nothing could ever top that.  Until now. . . there is 3D TV.

I keep seeing commercials for a Samsung 3D TV, so I wanted to look into them.  The area I am at temporarily, doesn’t have any of these TVs available for me to personally play with, but the Internet is full of reviews.

Everything I have read has been positive about the picture quality of the new technology.  There has been no real criticism on this.  The only issues I have come across were sound quality, price and needed accessories.

There were numerous people complaining about the sound coming from the TV speakers.  However, the easy fix is a surround system.  Since most people have a sound system already, crisis averted.

As with all new technology, price is ridiculous.  The TVs are all pushing $3,000 and are likely not to come down for quite awhile.  Although, $3,ooo is not too bad for a great TV.  However, we can get some pretty good ones for much cheaper.  I actually can buy two 46 inch TVs for cheaper than one 3D module.

The next complaint is the video game system curse.  Remember when you bought a game system, and you got all the controllers and even a game?  Then they stopped doing this and made you buy a game.  Then you had to buy a game and the controllers.  Well, these TVs are following suit.

To enjoy the 3D viewing, you need 3D glasses.  Special 3D glasses.  Special ones that cost $150+ per set.  Now, comes the issue of how many sets to buy.  What if you have company over to see this modern marvel?  You would want more than a set or two.

I am extremely pumped to get a view into this new phase of home entertainment and can’t wait until I get to check out a set myself.  However, I am not rushing to buy a TV just yet.  For all those who have, tell me about it.


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