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Most excellent news. I may have to spring for the 70" model next year. . :grinbounce

Or, better yet, buy a new HDTV.

ROFLMAO !!!!!

Remember that the BCS Championship Game between LSU and Alabama is being broadcast live in 3D tonight on ESPN 3D !!! Awesome !!

Go on eBay and check out the glasses sold by 3DTV Corp. I bought 4 pair for $160 for use with my Panny plasma. They are very light and much more comfortable than the OEM glasses, not to mention that they are MUCH less expensive. I've had them for 7 months so far and have had no problems. . :D

THAN, Scott, not THEN. THAN !!!!!

A lot of people agree that, overall, Panasonic's VT series plasmas have the best picture. But, only you can decide for yourself.

Indeed. 3D is NOT a premium. It is a feature of all major manufacturers' better HDTV lines. In fact, the only non-3D HDTVs available from the top tier manufacturers are for their entry level TVs. I purchased my 3D Panny plasma last May ( 2010 ), and have absolutely loved every 3D minute of...

Of course it's not as "sharp" as your Sharp ( there HAS to be a pun in here somewhere ) HDTV. With LG, in 3D, you're only getting HALF definition, not FULL definition 3D, as is found with other 3D sets. You're only viewing 540 lines of resolution instead of 1080.

He was probably referring to the 5 3D channels on Directv. Personally, I love them, and would like to see more 3D channels added.

ESPN 3D on Directv has apparently switched from 720p 3D to 1080i 3D today, which now allows those of us with Onkyo ( or other brand ) receivers to finally be able to view their 3D channel without bypassing the receiver. I put my Onkyo back into the Directv loop this morning to check it out, and...

Hmmmm. I noticed that no Panasonic plasmas were included in that test. I wonder why ??? . :rolleyes:

Indeed. The ONLY reason I switched from E* to D* was for the 3D channels. I'm sure AT&T will lose a few subs over this deletion, but probably not enough that they will care.

THAN, Scott, THAN ! . :deadhorse:

ESPN 3D is supposed to go full time on Wednesday. I certainly hope it does !!

Ebert :ok:

True, the HDMI outputs on the Directv receivers are NOT HDMI 1.4 compiant. However, I personally have never heard of a 3D TV or projector having problems with one. You should be fine. The only problems I am aware of are issues with most ( not all ) of the current 3D audio receivers ( eg...

3D Any LCD 3D TV will suffer from the same problems that plague 2D LCDs - motion blur, limited viewing angles, etc. It's the inherent nature of LCDs. Plasma is DEFINITELY the way to go. And they cost less, as well ! :D

New Tv Indeed, plasma is definitely the way to go. Plasmas cost less than LCDs and deliver a superior picture, as well. The Panasonic VT series plasmas have been consistantly rated as the best HDTVs on the market. And, yes, there is no such thing as an LED TV. It is simply an LCD that uses...

Than THAN, not then !!

3D Sure. Purchase a 3D Blu-ray player.

Panny plasmas Indeed, it's totally up to you. If you want the extra features of the G25, by all means purchase it. If not, go with the S2. Either way you're going to get a superior picture and great customer service. I have 2 Pannys in my home and am completely satisfied with both. :D

3D 3D Blu-ray is spectacular !! As much as I love Blu-rays, I love 3D Blu-rays even more. :D

New plasma Yes, indeed, you will absolutely love your new Panny plasma. I just got home from a 2 week vacation, and was WOWWED all over again upon turning on my Panny. :D

Plasmas No, they don't. However, there is no need for concern. They do just fine at 60Hz. My 58" VT25 does an excellent job of 24p @ 96Hz. Of course, it can be set to 48Hz and 60Hz, as well. I can't tell one bit of difference running 60Hz or 96Hz. The G25 does 48Hz, which is an even...