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Sony Surreptitiously Confirms 3D Eyestrain Problems
Tucked away in the latest Terms of Service for the PlayStation Network, and other associated websites, is a lovely little section that seems to confirm issues raised by Audioholics' Editorial: WARNING: 3D Video Hazardous to Your Health. The consumer electronics giant seems to suggest that, in its current form as with past attempts, consumer grade 3D video may be a source of sundry maladies that cause discomfort of the eyes and digestive tract, but more importantly may result in improper vision development in young children.
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About time, Samsung has already admited it in no uncertain terms.
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Hi Ho should be listened to
I have seen the 3D offerrings from Sony, Samsung, and Panasonic. Far and away, Panasonic has the best 3D. Not only is their picture sharp and free of flicker, I don't get a headache when watching it.
Sony is by far the worst. The main reason being the flicker that I see when wearing the glasses. Within a couple of minutes I had a pounding headache.
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I experienced flicker on the Panasonic as well, which instantly started to make my head hurt. I think this is technology I can safely say I will avoid like the plague.Originally Posted by Hi Ho
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I have a hard time imagining watching movies with dorky glasses on.
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Ditto to both...
I think I must be one of the few that just don't see the allure of '3D' in the home.
Can you imagine spending $5,000 to buy a dozen or so 3D glasses so you have enough for everybody to come over to your house for movie night? It's not going to happen...
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It's not the cost that concerns me. And I'm less concerned than I am annoyed they'd come up with a bogus product to try to "revolutionize" the market. Keep 3D where it belongs, in the movie theater. We don't need this crap at home on a 42" LCD TV.
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