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This is exactly why I think 3D TVs died out a couple years ago: once the novelty factor fades away, you realize that it's actually hindering your initial goal.
by mihaic 4y ago
This is exactly why I think 3D TVs died out a couple years ago: once the novelty factor fades away, you realize that it's actually hindering your initial goal.
- meragrin_ 4y agoNah, it was because the costs of the content were always significantly higher than other content.
- chaostheory 4y agoBesides the cost, they died because for a large portion of the population and a large portion of the supposed 3D media, the 3D effect didn’t work. It just gave people headaches and eye strain.
- beebeepka 4y agoNot to mention all of them being locked to 60 Hz input while proudly advertising 600hz refresh rates (mostly plasma). Literal dark ages