Stitches

@Jason B

That's surprising since pretty much everyone I've ever talked to has 0 problems with their active shutter glasses fitting comfortably over prescription glasses. I've actually tried 3 different pairs of ASGs (Xpand 102s, Panasonic, and Mitsubishi's) and had no problem with any of them over my corrective specs. The glasses used in the movie theaters are a different story though.

@Chibi Chaingun

I too have prescription specs, and I use xpand x102s and they fit fine (and comfortably) over my glasses. I've used Mitsubishi, Samsung, and Panasonic glasses as well, and thought they fit fine.

@Co

DLPs are flat screens, they are not flat panels however.

And I'm sorry that your home has a 5'x5' living room, because that's the only way a DLP would take up half of it.

@Chibi Chaingun

A $100 adapter is expensive? (Or in Samsung's case) a $100 adapter and $115ish gefen is expensive? Considering you already have the TV, the upgrade to 3D isn't that expensive.

There are also blu-ray players that output checkerboard (if you didn't want to buy an adapter).

@Stitches

My bad thought you said $999. Well you're exactly at the price you wanted.

@PR0F3TA

Here ya go: 60" 3Dtv ready for $799.
http://www.amazon.com/Mitsubishi-WD-60638-60-Inch-1080p-3D-Ready/dp/B003HINHKC/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1283369684&sr=8-4

And adapter for $99:
http://www.amazon.com/Mitsubishi-3-DA1-3D-Adapter-Pack/dp/B003S3RKZ4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=miscellaneous&qid=1283369702&sr=8-1

Congratulations your $100 under what you wanted.

@PSN ronaldmonster

I don't know why you would consider playing Uncharted 2 in 3D if you didn't even play it in HD. Regardless, assuming the resolution (and frame rate) could remain the same, it would undoubtedly be better in 3D.

@favian

"I'll wait for 3D TV prices to drop, the prices seem kind of arbitrarily inflated because it's new to market. "

The MSRPs are actually pretty much in line with the top of the line TVs from the 2009 model year. These are just getting a lot more attention is all, so people think they are inflated.

@MadHattr

Coraline and Ice Age 3 are currently Panasonic exclusives (much like Monsters vs Aliens).

To the person who first replied to me, every movie I listed has a blu-ray 3D disk. I think you need to do some better research before trying to cite inaccuracies in my post.

@Bigduo209

I can't see why anyone who owns a PS3 would complain about the addition of 3D Blu-ray play back. Even if you don't plan on using it anytime soon, having the option in the future is always nice.

I can see why people complain when they take away OtherOS, but adding features/options is pretty much always good.