3d tv??!!

[PEAK SEEKER]

So I've heard lots of ads about em,, but has anybody actually been lucky enough to see one?? what was it like? is it worth it?

 

[Thunderr]

I had a look at Samsungs 3d and I was really impressed with it.

$2900.00 for a 46'' and $3700.00 for a 55''

Glasses are a little pricey 2 pairs and a movie are advertised at $450.00 (free with purchase of tv)

3D Blu Ray is $400.00

There will be lots of content coming out. 20 or more movies within the next year.

Would I buy one? absolutely.

If your going to go and check one out, I would bring your own alcohol wipe cause everyone and their dog has had those glasses on.

Cheers
Chris

 

[PEAK SEEKER]

Cool thanks. I definitely will check one out

 

[One Shot Willie]

owney the sony...:d

 

[Sweigh]

I spoke about a TV in another thread a little while back, but if you are interested in getting one, wait until Vizio releases their lineup this summer. They are loaded with features, including 3D, and will be thousands below the competition prices.

 

[TylerG]

I spoke about a TV in another thread a little while back, but if you are interested in getting one, wait until Vizio releases their lineup this summer. They are loaded with features, including 3D, and will be thousands below the competition prices.

I'm a huge fan of Samsung, and a huge fan of Sharp. Haven't heard of visio, we had a 3D projector at our open house this year it was super cool. Price is good right now on the samsungs. Remember though they are LED Tv's

 

[PEAK SEEKER]

I'm a huge fan of Samsung, and a huge fan of Sharp. Haven't heard of visio, we had a 3D projector at our open house this year it was super cool. Price is good right now on the samsungs. Remember though they are LED Tv's

You can get a 3D projector too?? What are there prices??

 

[rmk800]

i looked at some samsung 3d tv's and there are amazing. even when matching a none 3d program it appears to look more real than regular tvs do. My guess is by this time next year they will be about 600- 1000 cheaper.

 

[Sweigh]

Here's the post I made a couple months back on the subject.

I'm a big geek, so I'll throw in my two cents and hopefully they buy you something nice...

I have a 52" Sharp, which was top of the line when purchased in 2007. It's so dated compared to this years technology, I find myself almost completely turned off the brand altogether. Personally I won't buy one of them again, knowing the issues I have had with this unit in the last 3 years.

I agree, Pioneer made some of the best Plasmas the market had seen. It had deep, rich blacks and vibrant colors. However, Pioneer no longer makes TVs, so even if you could find one for sale, there's no point in investing in a dead brand.

Samsung is arguably the king of the hill in the LCD TV world at the moment. They've held that stand for the last 3-4 years purely based on overall reviews of their units. I intended my next purchase to be a Samsung 9000 series, which is the same width as a pencil. Space-age technology aside, this thing is damn sexy.

HOWEVER...

A brand I had not paid any attention to is really shaking the industry up this year with their new line of TV's, and their crazy price points.

Vizio had been considered the "cheap" tv manufacturer for many years until it released a line of TVs last year which were loaded with top of the line features, coupled with a price that makes you think it's stolen. This year, they are going for a hat trick in releasing a full lineup of "LED 3D wirelessHD super duper TV"... I added the super duper cause they are priced literally thousands below the comparable models from LG, Sharp or Samsung. They currently have a 46" and a 52" available (I've seen them at Costco), which is an older model that features all the latest technology EXCEPT 3D and internet connectivity. So if you don't mind not being able to view Youtube, check the weather or view your stocks on your TV while watching TV, then you can go ahead and pickup a TV tomorrow. But if you wait a little while, you can join 2010 as far as TV technology goes when they release their new lineup, which so far looks to be the best bang for the buck compared to anything out there right now.

To make all men drool this year, they are adding a SEVENTY-TWO inch LED 3D TV to their lineup this year, complete with every freaking feature you could imagine. it's not going to be available until around August sometime, but if you can hold out I'm feeling pretty confident it'll be worth the wait. Vizio has stated they will be making a big push into the Canadian market in 2010, so I'm feeling like our odds are good of getting a unit as soon as the hit the market in the US. I intend to pick up the first 72" that finds it's way to Alberta.

Check the link for a little more info...
Super Duper TV

and then drool over the thought of it in your media room by watching this video...
XVT PRO 72 inch TV