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Probably the same reason 3D tv comes and goes every decade or so. Lots of excitement but people end up hating the glasses and it all fades away. It will be back
by ohiovr 5y ago
Probably the same reason 3D tv comes and goes every decade or so. Lots of excitement but people end up hating the glasses and it all fades away. It will be back.
- pkrotich 5y agoI've always thought such TVs should have dual mode - let me turn on 3D when I want to e.g special occasions.
- toast0 5y agoMost (all?) 3d tvs work fine as 2d tvs as well, but why pay for extra hardware that never gets used. Doesn't help that 3d broadcasts stopped and streaming video services no longer offer 3d streams (AFAIK, but let me know if I missed something). You can still use 3d blu-rays though.
- cyanydeez 5y agoi believe it reauires a type of seamlessness that requires very specific technologies that d9nt exist.