maybe he dont understand what called hardware limitation

then need sifu like you to educate us lo 
that what the forum for right? 

Hardware limitation?  Then how come Sony claim that they can upgrade the PS3 to support 3D via firmware update.  So you think you know everything?

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Added on January 22, 2010, 10:30 pm

So you think u know everything...then please explain why PS3 have been upgrading their HDMI via firmware port since they release it 3 years ago?

Hardware limitation my ASSS ar.

So you think u know everything...then please explain why PS3 have been upgrading their HDMI via firmware port since they release it 3 years ago?

Hardware limitation my ASSS ar.

No need to be early adopter of 3D. Yes the equipment (TV, player) is coming out but what about the movies? If very few movies are released in 3D then it defeats the purpose.

Just like Deep Colour support (which is already supported by HDMI 1.3) but no movies use it. So what's the point?

I got this from cnet about the new Panasonic Bluray player.  One piece of news for existing HDMI V1.3 AV Receiver user that don't look that good...

The Panasonic DMP-BDT350 is the only player with dual HDMI outputs
That's important because 3D Blu-ray players will use the new HDMI 1.4 standard, and existing A/V receivers support only HDMI 1.3. That means you won't be able to easily connect a new 3D Blu-ray player to an existing A/V receiver. With the DMP-BDT350, you can send the high-bandwidth 3D video directly to the display and the audio directly to the A/V receiver. It seems like the best option if you don't plan on buying a new HDMI 1.4 receiver.

Cnet asia link

I think what the article is saying is that if the AVR don't have 1.4, then when a 1.4 version is connected to it, the AVR will only accept it as V1.3 and then only send it to the TV as V1.3.  Then even if you have a 3D tv with HDMI 1.4, you will not be able to use its 3D function.  But if you connect your 3D bluray movies to your Tv directly via HDMI V1.4, then you might not be able to get master audio anymore as you only have 1 HDMI output on the current bluray player.  See the problem?

There are few to name at the moment, The Final Destination 3D, Polar Express Presented in 3D, My Bloody Valentine 2D & 3D, Monster vs Alien 3D (some extra goodies part).. etc..

There are many more now has been developed on 3D and this are must buy!!

Is it available , and im taking a wild guess that its gonna cost a fortune prolly..

It would be easy to update instead of upgrading systems right? but is there a way to do so? for eg upgrading to v 1.4 ( not like some software update which makes life easier to do rather hardware itself needs pumping with new firmware or somethin')..

What sort upgrade you meant ..?

The one note, is that the luminance will drop when viewing thru the glasses. Meaning the brightness of the image. Thats why I believe to truly enjoy 3D, u need either go the projector route or have a big display.

I think Panasonic's implementation might be correct for now. Will wait and see how they implement in projectors. IMHO, get a proper >100in screen. A proper room ready (full ambient lighting control) and wait for the 3D ride.