sony's introduces an affordable 3D TV!!!! ($500)

http://blog.us.playstation.com/2011/06/06/new-3d-display-and-ps3-accessories-debut-at-e3/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=3d_display_e311_060611

sony has created their own new line of 3D TVs specifically directed at PS3 gaming. and.......... its ****ing affordable!!!

"Each 3D Display will include one pair of 3D Glasses as well as an HDMI cable and a copy of Resistance 3 on Blu-ray disc—all of $499.99 (MSRP)"this also comes with 2 pairs of 3d glasses.

That alone has got me excited. but there is more

sony has developed a new method of split screen, in which 3d is utilized to make the players perceive the entire screen to themselves. Im not making this up. this is going to be at E3

kinda blows the microsoft showing out of the water, doesnt it? I mean, this is just mindblowing.

The $500 includes the 24 inch 3D HDTV, a PS3, and an HDMI cable I believe. The glasses are $70 bucks each. Not too shabby, but I dont need 3D.

NaveedLife

The $500 includes the 24 inch 3D HDTV, a PS3, and an HDMI cable I believe. The glasses are $70 bucks each. Not too shabby, but I dont need 3D.

NaveedLife

Kinda nice but still...24" is to small for me. I prefer to use a tv that is bigger than my PC screen :P

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The $500 includes the 24 inch 3D HDTV, a PS3, and an HDMI cable I believe. The glasses are $70 bucks each. Not too shabby, but I dont need 3D.

lbjkurono23

Apparently I am wrong according to the guy posting below me. I swear that is what IGN said.

lol. 24" HDTV for $500. That is not affordable in my eyes.Stevo_the_gamer

Lets wait and see what the picture quality is like on this thing. I appreciate Sony trying to being 3D to the masses, but if it looks like crap, there is no point.

It would be like buying a crappy and cheap 5.1 surround just so you could have surround.

Apparently I am wrong according to the guy posting below me. I swear that is what IGN said.

NaveedLife

Not sure how this blows microsoft out of the water, they dont make TVs

[QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"]lol. 24" HDTV for $500. That is not affordable in my eyes.HarlockJC

But can normal HDtv and 3Dtv´s make split-screen like this?

[QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"]lol. 24" HDTV for $500. That is not affordable in my eyes.HarlockJC

[QUOTE="lbjkurono23"][QUOTE="NaveedLife"]

The $500 includes the 24 inch 3D HDTV, a PS3, and an HDMI cable I believe. The glasses are $70 bucks each. Not too shabby, but I dont need 3D.

NaveedLife

Apparently I am wrong according to the guy posting below me. I swear that is what IGN said.

Not too sure how big a 24inch is. I might get it when I go off to college next year.

Great thing is that it works on xbox 360 too.

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But can normal HDtv and 3Dtv´s make split-screen like this?

aroxx_ab

$500 for a 24 inch screen? lol, no thanks.

It's amazing how many people think the split screen feature is a new innovation. It's not. I remember reading about a 3D TV that did this at least 6 months ago.

like how people completely disregard that its part of a package deal. lol.

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But can normal HDtv and 3Dtv´s make split-screen like this?

HarlockJC

Yeah sure, but even if i buy a bigger tv i still need buy more glasses for all that want be watching+ i get only half the screen. But yeah i play most the time alone so bigger screen is better.

like how people completely disregard that its part of a package deal. lol.

Infinite_Access

lol. 24" HDTV for $500. That is not affordable in my eyes.Stevo_the_gamer

You get what you pay for though. You can buy a cheapo TV but you're not getting Sony quality. Look up a 40" 1080p 120htz 3d TV with extra glasses and let me know how much it costs. Remember you're also getting a $60 copy of Resistance 3. 24" is too small for me, but you cant say its not a good deal because it is.

24" is a tiny tv

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like how people completely disregard that its part of a package deal. lol.

HarlockJC

I don't know what you're talking about.

I just found my next computer monitor! :D

[QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"]lol. 24" HDTV for $500. That is not affordable in my eyes.SRTtoZ

You get what you pay for though. You can buy a cheapo TV but you're not getting Sony quality. Look up a 40" 1080p 120htz 3d TV with extra glasses and let me know how much it costs. Remember you're also getting a $60 copy of Resistance 3. 24" is too small for me, but you cant say its not a good deal because it is.

how much is it with the TV by itself (:P ) and can I plug an antenna into it (I dont have cable)?Fuhgeddabouditt

Where on earth is there still broadcasts?

The type of person who's concerned about quality normally doesn't buy 24" TVs.jjccjj92

Why not? I am all about quality and my last monitor was a 22.5" Alienware 1080p monitor with a SUPER low latency. I dont get it...Its almost like an accessory for playing 3d games, I would think this would appeal to someone who is:

a) currnetly plays on an SD TV and wants to get an affordable 3d tv or

b) someone who has a 40"+ HDTV and wants a TV for 3d gaming without spending a fortune.

[QUOTE="HarlockJC"][QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"]lol. 24" HDTV for $500. That is not affordable in my eyes.Stevo_the_gamer

i paid 199,99 for my 19 inch lcd hd tv,

to give you a comparision no body will pay nearly 400 more for a tv that is only 5 inches bigger , and i already own a ps3 2 in fact, why bother scam i see , i,l wait til i can really find a 3d tv cheap

not some scam of a deal that will have my wallet screaming for mercy sorry i paid 600 at launch of the phat 60 gig , and 300 at launch of slim ps3, i refuse to buy another for 500 , sorry

[QUOTE="Fuhgeddabouditt"]how much is it with the TV by itself (:P ) and can I plug an antenna into it (I dont have cable)?goblaa

Where on earth is there still broadcasts?

[QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"][QUOTE="HarlockJC"] $500 for a 3d tv...then again I think you are right the price of 3D TV have gone down by alotRogueShodown

You can already get a 50" 3D plasma for under 1000. Its only 720p, but until DisplayPort replaces HDMI thats all you're gonna get for 3D gaming.

After buying my 42" Panasonic plasma, I find it hard to watch any television of a smaller size. 24" 3D display... affordable? I lol'd. Get back to me when they get a 42" 3D display down to that price and have more than a couple games that have something more than a gimmicky novelty to take advantage of the technology. Also, find me 3D glasses that will fit over my current glasses I wear and not be uncomfortable. Or do away with the glasses altogether.foxhound_fox

Get contact lenses, problem solved ;)

After buying my 42" Panasonic plasma, I find it hard to watch any television of a smaller size. 24" 3D display... affordable? I lol'd. Get back to me when they get a 42" 3D display down to that price and have more than a couple games that have something more than a gimmicky novelty to take advantage of the technology. Also, find me 3D glasses that will fit over my current glasses I wear and not be uncomfortable. Or do away with the glasses altogether.foxhound_fox

If you paid attention to sales during christmas/early this year, the Panasonic GT25 was in fact around 600 bucks at a few locations and it included free glasses and a 3D blu ray player.

Sadly I had no money because that deal is f'ing incredible.

I think they should also make a 32" version. 24 is about computer monitor/small dorm size.

Btw i own a 24" 120hz PC screen with Nvidia 3Dvision support, can i use 3D with playstation on it?:P

[/QUOTEGet contact lenses, problem solved ;)aroxx_ab

If you paid attention to sales during christmas/early this year, the Panasonic GT25 was in fact around 600 bucks at a few locations and it included free glasses and a 3D blu ray player.ChubbyGuy40

[QUOTE="jjccjj92"]The type of person who's concerned about quality normally doesn't buy 24" TVs.SRTtoZ

Why not? I am all about quality and my last monitor was a 22.5" Alienware 1080p monitor with a SUPER low latency. I dont get it...Its almost like an accessory for playing 3d games, I would think this would appeal to someone who is:

a) currnetly plays on an SD TV and wants to get an affordable 3d tv or

b) someone who has a 40"+ HDTV and wants a TV for 3d gaming without spending a fortune.

Also, I don't know if any of you actually own a 3D TV, but I do and the appeal of 3D is immersion, and you're not going to get that on a tiny 24" screen. Mine is a 55" and I still feel it's too small to be completely effective and not anywhere close to the experience you'd get on, say, an IMAX screen, which is how 3D is meant to be enjoyed. My overall feeling on home 3D is that it's a pricey, uncomfortable (glasses) gimmick.