For one thing, the 3D is often associated to be toward virtual holographic route. As that's what it is trying to do. However, it's the HD route that is really the path to the virtual route.
HD tv's when they first came out, and keep in mind 3D already existed, did the whole "I fell like I am in the movie or the guy is really looking at me" better than what 3D did back then.
People brought 3D back but it will never exceed it's 4 main flaws I would like to call the satanic 4. The most you can do is have the glasses see clear without just only seeing red and blue, which has already been done, but it will go no further than that. Why?
1. Frame rate. 24FPS or so is the average for movies, TV processors can not take in all the amount of ram a 3D movie needs to have it run that much. It has to jump cut some of the effects and animations to around 12 FPS or lower. No joke. This is because the effect of using special parralele tube technology, which is only red by the glasses, takes way to much ram. HD movies in high quality, actually have extra room, which can be used in the future to do what 3D is trying to do without the glasses.
2. Visibility. The glasses are the only real way to view all the picture generated from the special vactor tubes from 3D movies. If you were to try to view 3D without glasses nothing happenes. If you try to get the naked eye to see 3D, it will appaer to be a pop-out book with only some looking a bit like it is popping out of you, but the result will be too much for the eye to handle, and the rest will seem flat. Humans can see more than 178FPS plus of HD levels in many circumferences. But they cannot see morethan 20FPS in 3D.
3.Brain effects. 3D can cause more brain pain, migrains, seizures, and even some stress and other injuries due to the amount of light pressure being send through your eye to your brain. This is the equivalent of being hit 60 times by a bat by your little cousin rodny. Or insert name of your little cousin if not Rodny. If you have no little cousin, then pretend you had one hitting you with a bat and name your imaginary cousin Rodney. The brain cannot handle that many hits in a long period of time, and can cause serious injuries to the user.
4.Budget. 3D vecter particles in 3D cameras take more Ram and memory than HD, and 3D takes more space because of this regardless if it does and has less than HD. Including Frame Rates. So it's ineffective and costs more but can't do what HD can do on the same level.
So basically 3D is pointless and not the future of TV. HD is, and that path will lead to the futuristic holographic Tubes that we see in movies.
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