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Toshiba's 55" 4K Glasses-Free 3DTV Shipping "First Quarter 2012"

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This is a pretty cool announcement:
http://ces.cnet.com/8301-33379_1-57...es-free-3d-tv-to-u.s-in-early-2012-exclusive/

While details about the prototype were passed around, the release date is closer than we thought. I had the chance to test drive one in an NAB suite and although the proto wasn't ready for the home, it was on the right path.

It's been said numerous times already, but 2012 will absolutely be the year 4k makes a huge splash with consumers, placing RED at the very tip of the sword -- and all of us right there with them. Can't wait to see final details for what the RED RAY will offer.

Thanks to RED for propelling everyone into this era.
 
KETCH ROSSi said:
Too bad that even so its a 4k Monitor, almost, the 3D mode is at the very bottom of HD @720... :(

So, no thanks.
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Still this is a quantum leap for the 3D television industry as the public should go ape shit over this and 3D will hopefully be embraced by the masses. Win win situation for all who are propagating 3D film making.
 
Yes, but I still believe 3D is a gimmick. Why is it so popular now than When it was used in the 70's? What because of Avatar?
 
Caden Nash said:
Yes, but I still believe 3D is a gimmick. Why is it so popular now than When it was used in the 70's? What because of Avatar?
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Have you compared the 3D of even just a few years ago (let alone the 70's) with what you get today? Picture is leaps and bounds ahead of anything that came before. 3D was popular before (hugely popular in fact), but the trend died off when the pictures didn't advance well enough and the quality of the rest of the film (acting and script) dramatically died. Bit of a silly question really -- it's popular now because it is usually being treated as an enhancement to pictures, not a gimmick. And the end product is far improved over predecessors.
 
Rob Anderson said:
Have you compared the 3D of even just a few years ago (let alone the 70's) with what you get today? Picture is leaps and bounds ahead of anything that came before. 3D was popular before (hugely popular in fact), but the trend died off when the pictures didn't advance well enough and the quality of the rest of the film (acting and script) dramatically died. Bit of a silly question really -- it's popular now because it is usually being treated as an enhancement to pictures, not a gimmick. And the end product is far improved over predecessors.
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2D and 3D will most likely co-exist together giving the audience a choice of being able to watch either formats depending on what content is made available.
 
Ross Isaacs said:
2D and 3D will most likely co-exist together giving the audience a choice of being able to watch either formats depending on what content is made available.
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My local cinema is forcing me to watch 3D for just about everything. Tsk Tsk. Guess they'll get my money with a dvd rental.
 
Ross Isaacs said:
2D and 3D will most likely co-exist together giving the audience a choice of being able to watch either formats depending on what content is made available.
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Just here in Las Vegas we see 3D done perfect (usually simultaneous running of both 3D and non-3D versions, current-gen projection and glasses tech) and then 3D done very badly (2 generations old 3D, poorly calibrated projections, one format choice). I assume the same is true in most places but the 3D equation has definitely tightened up my choice of theaters. For reference, there are two theaters in town that I will go to (unless indie or foreign feature) and they are; Rave Pictures in Town Square and Red Rock Cinemas at Red Rock Station.
 
Ross Isaacs said:
Still this is a quantum leap for the 3D television industry as the public should go ape shit over this and 3D will hopefully be embraced by the masses. Win win situation for all who are propagating 3D film making.
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Definitely Ross, but to me image quality is more important then the capacity of been Glasses FREE... ;)
 
KETCH ROSSi said:
Definitely Ross, but to me image quality is more important then the capacity of been Glasses FREE... ;)
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IMHO glasses free is very important for s3d to make it worldwide to the masses. At least the wining seems to go little away day by day about the glasses, and everyone seems to get more used to it.

Did''nt know it would drop the res again to beneith HD standards. Off course resolution is a different discussion with s3d. Allthough it's pretty obvious full frame s3d standards will be better then dropped res.
 
Sven Seynaeve said:
IMHO glasses free is very important for s3d to make it worldwide to the masses. At least the wining seems to go little away day by day about the glasses, and everyone seems to get more used to it.

Did''nt know it would drop the res again to beneith HD standards. Off course resolution is a different discussion with s3d. Allthough it's pretty obvious full frame s3d standards will be better then dropped res.
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Resolution is in fact so much more important to 3D content then it is for 2D, while you can have the Film look for 2D, I really need Super Sharp no blur 3D imaging,
and anything less then true HD 1080p will not do it, of course 4K is were I want to be, and not even 2K, true 4K is what I want for my 3D content... ;)
 
Ross Isaacs said:
Still this is a quantum leap for the 3D television industry as the public should go ape shit over this and 3D will hopefully be embraced by the masses. Win win situation for all who are propagating 3D film making.
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Uhhhhh.......... Ok.

Personally, I think it means very little to a public that has already shown that they really doesn't care about 3D in the home in the first place, and is still mired in a very severe economic downturn, with very little inclination to spend a lot of money on such a thing even if they did care. But time will tell who is right and who is wrong.
 
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