3D without glasses--what you say???

[sehgal_s]

In due course of time, I think we might witness 3D without glasses. What is your take on that?

 

[EthenHunt]

technology is already in place and price is the reason why its not into mainstream market yet. wait for some years for the technology to become affordable.

 

[Indian11]

Toshiba has already launched its glasses free 3d tv and I am pretty sure many companies in the future will adopt the same....

 

[spirovious]

I think you forgot to read this-
http://www.hifivision.com/av-lounge/19374-latest-hifi-news-thread-5.html

 

[Indian11]

I think you forgot to read this-
http://www.hifivision.com/av-lounge/19374-latest-hifi-news-thread-5.html

Hey, thanks a lot for sharing the link with us..The TV looks great but can you let us know the picture quality of same as I am a bit concerned like what the picture quality would be without 3D glasses..

 

[curious]

Just saw an Toshiba TV ad in today's newspaper. One of the TV's MRP was mentioned as 12 Lacs. I double checked by counting number of zeros to make sure that it's really 12 Lacs. I then realized that it's a glasses free 3D TV.

Not sure if Toshiba has this TV on display in thier showrooms. I would love to see how glasses free 3D TV looks.

 

[anuragn]

One such TV was reviewed in a tv show. The catch is that you have to sit dead still at the centre to see 3D. Even if move a little bit, you will only see blurry images.

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