This is CT's magazine last show (07/02/2010) and what's really amazing is these almost 12 minutes wasted in talking about 3D-TV sets and their proprietary glasses. As it was pointed out by gizmag's article about Microsoft research [http://www.gizmag.com/microsoft-glasses-free-3d-display/15462/] and this much more convincing tangible Aiptek achievement:
"There are too many different methods for viewing( remember Beta vs VHS?) This could be worse."
Moreover, glasses-less TV sets are arguably the future and those germans seemed to have missed this "trend" and were frightening viewers listing nowadays rocketing prices of 3D TV sets. For sure, the happy few who could afford such useless expenses, will end up with completely obsolete gadgets with no more support. Sounds like something Apple stores customers run across? True. Buy an iPhone 3GS or some labeled as New Generation and you're in. Except everybody is talking now about the iPhone 4 and its lots of flaws... Served them a right!
"There are too many different methods for viewing( remember Beta vs VHS?) This could be worse."
Moreover, glasses-less TV sets are arguably the future and those germans seemed to have missed this "trend" and were frightening viewers listing nowadays rocketing prices of 3D TV sets. For sure, the happy few who could afford such useless expenses, will end up with completely obsolete gadgets with no more support. Sounds like something Apple stores customers run across? True. Buy an iPhone 3GS or some labeled as New Generation and you're in. Except everybody is talking now about the iPhone 4 and its lots of flaws... Served them a right!
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