First 3D-Disaplay hitting the States in MARCH!

[Toss3]

http://www.engadget.com/2008/02/06/samsungs-3d-capable-pn42a450p-plasma-display-hitting-the-states/

Spotted at CES and out this month in Korea, Samsung's 3D-capable plasma is going to be making an appearance Stateside in March. The 42-inch and 50-inch PN42A450P TVs use the TriDef 3D tech from DDD Group, which costs $200 for two pairs of 3D glasses and the TriDef 3D software. Samsung's calling this the "world's first 3D-ready flat-panel HDTV," but didn't leave out the other fixins like a 15,000:1 contrast ratio, 18-bit color processing and three HDMI-CEC plugs. No word on cost, but you can't put a pricetag on those migraines.

Video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p39lD70omks&feature=PlayList&p=9135BF978D84AB92&index=36)

Me needs one of those! Not for the 3d, but I want the option of being able to play games at the same time my gf watches her favorite shows(=my least favorite :o)! 3D BABY!(nana2)

Edit: Heh @ disaplay ;)

[Bman212121]

You can play some of the latest video games on it including Quake 3 and John Madden!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111111oneoneone

[Toss3]

You can play some of the latest video games on it including Quake 3 and John Madden!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111111oneoneone
Yeah lol:ed at that part too, but didn't he say they've got a built-in 2d to 3d converter chip that converts 2d material into 3d in real time? So that would mean that it's compatible with every game on the market right now.

[Lyme]

WOW!!! That is sooo 2003 http://www.nvidia.com/object/LO_20010605_6971.html

color me unimpressed.

[Toss3]

WOW!!! That is sooo 2003 http://www.nvidia.com/object/LO_20010605_6971.html

color me unimpressed.
Yep it's old tech, but new for plasmas! And for the TV-business. :) Can't wait to try it out, though!

[Lyme]

Yep it's old tech, but new for plasmas! And for the TV-business. :) Can't wait to try it out, though!

I'd be impressed if someone figured out how to do that without the glasses. I wear glasses as it is, and wearing glasses on top of glasses is fugly.

[Toss3]

I'd be impressed if someone figured out how to do that without the glasses. I wear glasses as it is, and wearing glasses on top of glasses is fugly.
Use contacts? :D And who cares if it's fugly - you're going to watch the tv at home, so no one is going to see you. :) And when you have friends over, just use it as a regular TV!

[Zelda_fan]

If you have to wear glasses for this to work, then there is nothing new about this.