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I just hope that ten years from now 3D televisions won't have become the standard to the point of buying a regular HDTV being impossible. I mean, 3D is nice fo

I just hope that ten years from now 3D televisions won't have become the standard to the point of buying a regular HDTV being impossible. I mean, 3D is nice for a change but I just feel like it was the new way for companies to create another high priced product to make people want to replace their already expensive and recently bought TVs without that much value being added to the product.

nitrogen 16y ago
Since current 3D TVs also make decent 2D TVs, I don't think it'll be such a bad thing. If you're only interested in 2D, you could theoretically pass double-rate video marked as 3D, and get a 120Hz refresh rate. I don't know how HDMI 1.4 signals 3D vs 2D video, though, so you may need a video card (or dongle) that can send the right signal and/or flip the right bits in the HDMI signal.