My gripe with 3D TV at the moment is that there isn't any content being shot in stereo 3D to make a purchase of a 3D set worthwhile. Even with HD at the moment there is only what a handful of channels currently, and you need a sky virgin or a freesat channel to access them. What's the point of blowing the extra cash when there is nothing to see?
Of course there is the PS3, and special blu rays, but then it's miles too expensive to justify it. Oh and if I want stereo gaming then there is the PC where the systems for are a lot cheaper by comparison (£200 or less for a 120Hz monitor, and £130 or less for the vision kit compared to £1700 for a TV and £280 for a PS3). So 3D TV at the moment is as empty as it gets.
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Date: 2010-07-09 09:34 am (UTC)Of course there is the PS3, and special blu rays, but then it's miles too expensive to justify it. Oh and if I want stereo gaming then there is the PC where the systems for are a lot cheaper by comparison (£200 or less for a 120Hz monitor, and £130 or less for the vision kit compared to £1700 for a TV and £280 for a PS3). So 3D TV at the moment is as empty as it gets.