I bought 4 pairs of good quality plastic frame red/blue 3D glasses from Amazon.com recently, $7.50 each

Like this http://www.amazon.com/3D-Glasses-Movies-Ga.../dp/B0035DRTJO/

It works with all red/blue anaglyph 3D movies and also NVIDIA 3D Vision Discovery for PC games.

But I only opened two of them to use, the other two still never open, just keeping for spare. You can PM me if you are interested to buy from me 

TriDef + DIY specs = 3D effects~

nope... simple 60Hz monitor will do~

Last time I remember around year 2000, TV3 showed Jaws 3D and only need to buy the red & green paper spec no need 3D tv oso. Same rite?

tv evolution

Hong Kong film-makers aim to be first in 3D porn

By Peter Brieger (AFP) – 1 day ago

HONG KONG — Hong Kong director Christopher Sun arranges toy action models in front of a massive penis-shaped fountain, the easiest way to explain his intentions to the multilingual cast of what has been billed as the world's first 3D porn film.

"I can't ask my crew to do this and the best thing is you can get (the action models) naked without any complaints," he told AFP at a secluded studio in Hong Kong.

The director is in a race against time to complete his 3.2 million-US-dollar film "3-D Sex and Zen: Extreme Ecstasy", which is due for release in May.

I diy-ed myself a pair of anaglyph specs~

Stereoscopic Player is more troublesome to configure imo... I just install TriDef and get to experience 3D straight away without any tweaking~ 

Wait for few more years (some source said within 15 years  ), there will be new type of TV to replace current Full HDTV with 1080p resolution. 

Their called the new type of TV as Ultra HDTV or Super Hi-Vision with 4320p [7,680 × 4,320 pixels (16:9) (approximately 33.2 megapixels)]
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Forget about current 3D TV with 1080p.  Their will also replace by this  new TV standard.

Cabut...

it wil take 'ages' 4 streamyx 2 download tis file...

i can't imagine how is 15Mbps internet speed is?

bcos 'dah biasa' wit streamyx 1Mbps 'turbo speed'...

Well.. toshiba just recently announce to sell their latest 3d technology.. without 3d glasses... Planning to release it end of this year..
Hmm.. interesting concept, is samsung, sony and pana gambled on the wrong technology..
Guess have to wait till end of this year...

From "http://www.nj.com/business/index.ssf/2010/08/toshiba_sets_it_visionary_sigh.html"

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We don't have RealD installation in Malaysian cinemas primarily because the screen has to be changed to a silver screen. GSC and TGV don't feel they need to invest in 3D fully. So they use Dolby 3D instead because the Infitec technology does not necessitate the change of screens. However if their screen is not optimized, the 3D movie will look dark.
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From Optoma Europe:
What the 3D-XL adapter does is enable 3D-ready 720p Optoma projectors to be used with active-glasses IR systems. It has a connector for an IR transmitter. It will cost USD399 when it is released on January 2010 according to Big Picture Big Sound.

Another feature of the adapter is that it can separate the L-R video signals to individual L and R video signals. This will enable users to use passive 3D system instead of active-shutter system.

To do this, you need to split the 3D signal into two using a HDMI splitter. Then two 1080p 3D signals goes into TWO 3D-XL adapters. Using a MANUAL switch at the back of each adapter, the signal from each adapter will be dedicated to either L image or R signal. The 1080p L/R signal will then be fed into TWO 1080p projectors that MUST HAVE a polarizer over their lenses. The separated L/R signals are projected to a silver screen and by using passive 3D glasses, users can experience 3D HD.

The important thing to note about using this passive 3D approach (HDMI spliter, 2 adapters, 2 projectors and 2 polarizers) is that users can USE ANY 1080p PROJECTOR as the light engine.
One HDMI splitter = RM200.
Two 3D-XL adapters = RM2500.
Two PT-AE 4000 projector =RM16,000.
Two polarizers = RM200.
Total = RM18,900.

While it is not a plug-n-play solution (careful video calibration is needed), the cheapest passive 3D system available now costs RM60,000 (LG CF3D). So depending on the projector you choose, you can go as low as RM8900 (2 Optoma HD20s for RM6,200) for a passive 3D system or as high as RM18,900.
fuad

imo it still to soon to have 3D tv,besides the high price.. as far as i know..there arent a lot movies or shows produced for 3d experience available for the time being..currently my plasma still gv me pleasure watching wonderful visual bluray movies..perhaps 3 or 4 years later la 3Dtv is buy-able.

Ermmm, I know tht those 3D glasses are costly , but can't they do away that and make it a new technology?

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Anyway, the active shutter glasses does appear OK to wear at first, but after 10 min...I get a massive headache, more pain than those old skool red and blue filters.

Yes, the one that gave me a massive headache was Panny glasses..didn't tried the Samsung one though...cos' there was no Sammy 3D booth at that time.

Flicker may de due to out of sync with the TV RF.....

I am planning to do a bulk on 3D Active Shutter Glass for Samsung TV and also for 3D Active Shutter Glass for PC which support 120Hz 3d LCD monitor.

Anyone interested can just pm me.

If there is demand, i will start a bulk purchase.