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[cam2502]

posted a while ago that i was gonna buy a 3d tv, well i have it now and its a cracker! samsung 51" plasma+1, 2 pairs of 3d glasses (£60 each if i were to buy them seperate) and a free movie, all for the unbelievable price of £570!! from comet. The price was £649, but they guy chopped 80 sovs off almost immediatly.
we watched avatar on it the other night in 3d....amazing!!!!!

[tunnie]

Can't complain at that price 

[Kevin Wood]

I think I got about half way through Avatar before my head started hurting. 

Mrs. KW put the glasses on once, for all of about 20s, wobbled a bit, then vowed never again.

Good job   - we only have one pair, and they were a freebie with the telly, along with the BR player and 3D films.

[Dishevelled Den]

I think I got about half way through Avatar before my head started hurting. 

Mrs. KW put the glasses on once, for all of about 20s, wobbled a bit, then vowed never again.

Good job   - we only have one pair, and they were a freebie with the telly, along with the BR player and 3D films.

Yes I'm inclined to agree - I find the effect quite unnatural and so don't bother too much with it.

I'm glad therefore that I didn't buy the set specifically for 3D as I would have been disappointed - although along with the two pairs of glasses included with the set there was a Samsung Galaxy Tab thrown in as well and, I must say, I consider this device to be more desireable than the 3D element of the tv package.