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Old 17-06-2010, 11:22   #61
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Re: 3d tv
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Originally Posted by Thomas T View Post
But you got the answer to the question you asked straight away, where's the problem?

Did you read the original question Tom? The thread didnt answer my question enough in my opinion to say that it was an informative thread, it discussed shutter and polarized glasses but nothing from forum members discussed 3D TV and how they project images, IE; In full colour and with or without glasses.

I was looking for members to post about their experiences, if they had seen a 3DTV in action, and if they used glasses or not, or perhaps if anyone knew of any developments to make TV's that done need glasses at all.
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