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Nudist 3-D Video

Posted Oct 28, 2010

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ME
MemberOriginal Poster
Oct 28, 2010
This video is just being released, how many on the site own a 3D TV to make this film fun to watch?http://www.3dtvwatcher.co.uk/worlds-first-3d-nudist-film-652/
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  • RU
    runner4life
    runner4life
    Oct 28, 2010

    No I don't have a 3-D tv. Maybe in 3 years. Its a wait and see with 3-D tvs. But do like going to 3-D movies.

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  • ME
    Member
    Oct 28, 2010

    Well, ater viewing that clip...........I can guess what will be coming next...............................................................................................................................................................................
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    3-D Carpentry........................... OK, what were you thinking!

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    Cheri Donna Dawson
    Cheri Donna Dawson
    Oct 29, 2010

    We don't even have a HD tv.  Until our current two pass on, we won't be buying new ones.   I did enjoy Avatar in 3D though.

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  • ME
    Member
    Oct 29, 2010
    [quote] We're getting one around the 1st of the new year. Wish you didn't have to wear the glasses.[/quote] The tech blogs I belong to are suggesting in about a year, 3-D sets will be available without the need for 3-D glasses. As with any new technology, first-adopters will be paying a heavy price to have one. I beleive in two years this new technology will be affordable. Peter
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  • ME
    MemberOriginal Poster
    Oct 30, 2010

    NIMA, I couldn't agree more!
    For myself, I am still watching TV on a 29" glass tube set - Panasonic. Must be more than 15 yrs old now...and it refuses to die.
    Still looks great, still sounds great, and I can still get parts should it require maintenance. Not very often!
    I cant see a lot of advantage in buying into the new technologies right now, but I magine in afew years it will be priced affordably.

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