Discovery HD 3D Glasses

[cheebs]

Just bought 5 pairs on ebay for $5.50... seems like a decent deal.

[shugo77]

I wish the would develope a 3D technique that doesn't require glasses. Those of us with 1 working eye or double vision only end up with a head-ache when trying to watch these "special" 3D programs!

See ya
Tony

I have two working eyes with 20/20 vision, no double vision, and 3d glasses have always given me a headache.

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[TNGTony]

Well, at least you get the benefit of the 3D while getting the headache. I get to watch a blurry picture or two disjointed images while getting a headache.

See ya
Tony

[RIRWIN1983]

I thought they had developed a 3D that didnt require glasses... it was on display at CES... maybe I am wrong?

yes that might be true but directv wont "carry" it until 2096. lol based on current bandwith restrictions, the extra 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000001 bite it would require is just asking way too much at this time.

[mcbeevee]

The 3-D glasses with hard plastic frames will give better results. I have some 3-D clip-on's, since the paper 3-D glasses do not work well with prescription glasses. Here is a site where hard plastic 3-D glasses can be ordered:


http://www.rainbowsymphony.com/profe...d-glasses.html

[LER]

Well, at least you get the benefit of the 3D while getting the headache. I get to watch a blurry picture or two disjointed images while getting a headache.

See ya
Tony

<aol> me too </aol>

I have a lazy eye, and only use one of the two at a time.

I hate the 3D stuff