Got £7k for a telly?

[thai-wronghorse]

3D TV's don't appeal to me in the slightest tbh, I really don't think the technology is advanced enough yet to warrant the extra cost involved on the ''upgrade''

[R32UK]

3D TV's don't appeal to me in the slightest tbh, I really don't think the technology is advanced enough yet to warrant the extra cost involved on the ''upgrade''

I got mine because the 3D bit didnt really cost anything more than the telly (kind of). The bit I shouldnt have paid extra for was the transmitter bar and sony active shutter glasses. Money down the pan 

Oh well... until some cool 3d games come out they can sit in the draw

[Dec]

Had a no glasses 3D TV at work for a couple of years now Guessing they've now "come down" in price enough to sell them..

[damien010685]

3D TV's don't appeal to me in the slightest tbh, I really don't think the technology is advanced enough yet to warrant the extra cost involved on the ''upgrade''

+1  I have it and dont use it you notice it for about 10 mins then its just a plain film

[JulesS3]

Had a no glasses 3D TV at work for a couple of years now Guessing they've now "come down" in price enough to sell them..

This is new tech, you dont need to sit directly infront.

Installed about 30 80'' TV's at blackrock while i was working there, £50k each