Sony 3d = no Glasses

chris hollands

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I find that hard to believe, Sony are just about to spend a fortune plugging there 2010 3d range.Surely not in there interest to make such an anouncement...
 

Andrew Everard

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"The flagship Signature LX903 models are Full HD 3D capable straight out of the box, while the Cinematic HX903 models and HX803 models are 3D-ready, meaning you'll have to buy the optional 3D transmitter and glasses for the full three-dimensional experience."
 
Andrew Everard:The company already makes 3D TVs with no glasses - they're called 3D-ready, and you have to buy the transmitter and specs as an add-on...

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I've seen something in a magazine along these lines. It was sort of cone shaped thing that effectively presented a 3D scene you could look at from all angles I think.

But it seemed like something that was about 5 years away from what I remember.
 
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Andrew Everard:The company already makes 3D TVs with no glasses - they're called 3D-ready, and you have to buy the transmitter and specs as an add-on...

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