Next month's biggest 3D movie is Narnia (conversion) and Tron (native).
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No, the glasses LOOK like they are XpanD cinema glasses. But it doesn't say XpanD or X as the photo above, but "3d tech".

I find that watching 3D movies makes me tired.. even those in the cinema.

Toshiba glasses-less 3D TVs
The 3D effect is available within a 40-degree area in front of the set, Toshiba said. According to the Associated Press, viewers must also sit two feet from the 12-inch LCD and three feet from the 20-inch LCD to view 3D content.

Dun forget to take pictures of that nice babes with low cuts@DECT booth

The trailer for Pirates of The Caribbean 4 in 3D looks good.
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Well it's all in how you want often you want to shock your audience. The director can create the POP effect on camera then tweak it at post with the stereographer. Tron doesn't have that at all but it does have excellent depth detail. POTC naturally lends itself to the in-your-face kind of moments which works for it. Even then, I'm sure POTC would not have a lot of those moments, unlike Final Destination.

Looking forward to Transformers and Tin Tin this year. Will be watching those at Maxx.
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How big is the Big Cinema?

That 24" monitor would work. Technically it's still a monitor because it needs a tuner to be a TV. But no word whether it can accept any other 3D signal besides frame packing. If it can, then you're set.

Supposedly Acer is also launching a passive 3D monitor as well.
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i thick 3D tv price start dropping in Malaysia, yesterday i just bought a Sony 40" 3D LED tv from Best Denki,
Free gift : monolithic stand, 2pcs 3D glasses + sync transmitter & 2pcs 3D blu ray disc. RM4599 - RM 750 cashback =  RM3849
But one thing sux is the glasses already out of stock, they can only give me within this week

wah, 3999 eh... competing with LG.....

If 3D is your primary objective, the best technology that give you less ghosting would be Panny Plasma TV. As for projector, so far the review is DLP almost no ghosting, Sony LCOS ghosting is quite bad and JVC is good but still some ghosting compare to DLP projector.

Another interesting news is Acer going to release H5360BD, which is similar to 720p H5360 but with compatibility with 3D frame packing format. That means 3D bluray player and PS3 3D game will work natively with the projector. Hope it is selling below USD 700. Might consider this projector for 3D gaming and movie. Killzone 3 and GT5 on 110" in 3D would be awesome. JVC X3 is a no go as currently a lot of user report that after 200 hours, the brightness drop to around 500 lumen and might be too dark for 3D if you don't have a HP screen.

in today's Star newspaper got this SenQ ad

(got typo on model)

This is the model PS43D490

BUT, on SenQ's website dont have leh

http://www.senheng.com.my/senq/20110301/SQ_DR.html

Mine 73" only but 

i seriously think they printed wrongly, cause website dont have 

Auto-stereoscopic screens that are over 20" uses lenticular laminate. While it does give you depth, you can't really see fine detail. Case in point - the auto-stereo lenticular display at the Ground Floor of Low Yat. I've also seen another larger screen display that had the same problem.

I'd rather the FPR tech with passive glasses than this. At least with passive glasses, they can increase the 3D resolution to 1920x2160.
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