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    Image of Curves Curves
    09/03/09

    In reply to Panasonic V10 NeoPDP Plasmas Now In 58 and 65-inch, and Just as Beautiful
    OK, I will ask; At what point does "big" become TOO big or big enough?
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    Image of Hello Mister Walrus Hello Mister Walrus
    09/03/09

    @Curves: Well, the fact that people pay money to watch movies in theaters implies that we would all have 20' screens if it was possible. The limiting factor is therefore the size of the rooms in which TVs are placed. The size at which TVs are "too big" is the size at which they cannot be comfortably placed into a normal person's living room.
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    Image of valkilmerisawful valkilmerisawful
    09/03/09

    @Curves: Never too big. NEVERRRRR. Got my 50" six months ago. I wish it was 100". Bigger is better, I'm not sure I care about measuring the ideal viewing distance to my couch (I keep moving it closer). Now who's gunna say it, hmm?
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    Image of egoods egoods
    09/03/09

    In reply to Panasonic V10 NeoPDP Plasmas Now In 58 and 65-inch, and Just as Beautiful
    I always read these types of press releases thinking "Hmm, that would look good in my living room, I wonder how much it costs" and typically it ends with me feeling inadequate, but this time you didn't post prices... so I had to search. Which made me feel like a really inadequate time waster.
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    Image of Danny Allen Danny Allen
    09/03/09

    @egoods: What did you turn up? I'm hunting down U.S details, but haven't had any luck yet.
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    Image of Log1c Log1c
    09/03/09

    @Danny Allen: I've seen the 50" model for about $1800.
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    Image of Lite: hates Illinois Nazis Lite: hates Illinois Nazis
    04/20/09

    In reply to Panasonic Camcorder Packs Two Lenses for Full HD in 3D
    Didn't you have to look into one of these for that wireframe tank battle game back in the 80's?
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    Image of Enigmaaron1 Enigmaaron1
    04/20/09

    In reply to Panasonic Camcorder Packs Two Lenses for Full HD in 3D
    I can't believe the industry keeps sinking money into something that always has been and always will be nothing more than a gimmick. 3D sucks. Perhaps (and I'm going way out on a limb here) all of this 3D stuff will eventually lead to a worthwhile product that doesn't require shitty glasses and make viewing without the ability to see it in 3D not suck. Honestly ask yourself if you have ever seen something in 3D that was actually made better by being in 3D besides that 3 seconds of "oh that was kinda cool" when some stupid thing comes out of the screen at you.
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    Image of Eugenia Eugenia
    04/20/09

    @Enigmaaron1: You are behind schedule. The resurrection of 3D in the last two years is exactly because they try to perfect the technology that doesn't require glasses anymore. There are even TVs that do that, without glasses. But they still need another 10 years to mature. But that's where they are going. There's a reason behind this sudden stream of recent 3D movies lately.
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    Image of Lite: hates Illinois Nazis Lite: hates Illinois Nazis
    04/20/09

    @Eugenia: Don't cloud the issue with facts. People get all bent out of shape if you do that here.
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    Image of Enigmaaron1 Enigmaaron1
    04/20/09

    @Eugenia: 10 years is 10 lifetimes for technology. If it can't be done in a few years it's not worth doing. Becuase by the time it "matures" the rest of the world has passed you by.


    My point is that they should stop trying to go mainstream with something that isn't ready for it yet. They keep dusting off 3D every ten years and it's still not ready. Most TV's can't display in 3D. Think of how hard the digital transition has been, can you imagine trying to get people to go to 3D.

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    Image of hodayathink wants WWFRD back! hodayathink wants WWFRD back!
    04/21/09

    @Enigmaaron1: If it can't be done in a few years it's not worth doing.


    That may be the silliest thing I've read today.

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    Image of bosskev bosskev
    04/20/09

    In reply to Panasonic Camcorder Packs Two Lenses for Full HD in 3D
    Most intriguing. I realize this is only a concept camera at this point, but I still wonder how they envision that lens system to work. I am guessing it would have to be two indpendent lenses each capturing to individual sensors. If that is the case, then:


    1) Is it a prime lens (meaning, fixed focal length) or zoom?

    2) If it's not a zoom, is it at least an interchangeable lens?

    3) How well can it function without the rest of WALL•E attached?


    Stories like this make me kick myself for not attending NAB this year.

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    Image of bitslammer bitslammer
    04/20/09

    In reply to Panasonic Camcorder Packs Two Lenses for Full HD in 3D
    Why are both of those lenses clear? Shouldn't one be read and the other blue?
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    Image of Nick Nick
    04/20/09

    @bitslammer: hahahahaha, oh bitslammer you slay me. oh, god. ahhhh. knee slapper. haa . . .
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    Image of daftrok daftrok
    04/20/09

    In reply to Panasonic Camcorder Packs Two Lenses for Full HD in 3D
    Sounds good...until I hear the words "proprietary P2 flash memory system". Couldn't it have just been 2.5" SATA?
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    Image of frigg frigg
    04/20/09

    @daftrok: P2 is awesome. But I'm surprised no one mentioned that it's also expensive.
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    Image of frigg frigg
    04/20/09

    In reply to Panasonic Camcorder Packs Two Lenses for Full HD in 3D
    I think I saw one of these once in a jar of formaldehyde in a gas station out west.
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    Image of Hello Mister Walrus Hello Mister Walrus
    04/20/09

    In reply to Panasonic Camcorder Packs Two Lenses for Full HD in 3D
    So, if 2 lenses gives you 3-d, would 3 lenses give you the ability to see forward and backwards in time (or maybe to observe looped dimensions)?
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    Image of Nick Nick
    04/20/09

    @Hello Mister Walrus: there is only one person to ask and he is in the hospital
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    Image of BergenCountyJC BergenCountyJC
    04/20/09

    In reply to Panasonic Camcorder Packs Two Lenses for Full HD in 3D
    wow...any way to convert my dvd's into 3d?
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    Image of ripfire ripfire
    04/20/09

    @BergenCountyJC: Yes. But you're going to need this camera.
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    Image of Nick Nick
    04/20/09

    In reply to Panasonic Camcorder Packs Two Lenses for Full HD in 3D
    it almost appears like something i can drop a quarter in to see the canadian side of niagara falls.
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    Image of Whydoesthisalwayshappentome Whydoesthisalwayshappentome
    04/20/09

    In reply to Panasonic Camcorder Packs Two Lenses for Full HD in 3D
    Looks expensive.
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    Image of ripfire ripfire
    04/20/09

    @Whydoesthisalwayshappentome: Looks like Wall-e's grandfather.
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    Image of Jesse in Japan Jesse in Japan
    01/09/09

    In reply to The CIA Shows Up to CES
    Why would the CIA be making a presentation to the president about eco-technologies that can reduce our dependence on foreign oil?


    I mean, I can understand the CIA being interested in eco-tech, but that sounds like the kind of thing they'd just write a briefing document about (a briefing document that nobody would ever read).

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    Image of something_unique_and_descriptive something_unique_and_descriptive
    01/09/09

    In reply to The CIA Shows Up to CES
    Since when does the Culinary Institute of America have anything to do with foreign oil?
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    Image of IKEACAR IKEACAR
    01/09/09

    In reply to The CIA Shows Up to CES
    One time in college my friends and I gained full access to the set of the movie "The Legend of Bagger Vance" and hung with the cast and crew because we were carrying clip boards and some crew member thought we were crew and told us to go to our locations before filming commenced even though we were just onlookers. We spend the rest of the day BS'ing our way through the sets.


    A little BS goes a long way.

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    Image of Curves Curves
    01/09/09

    @IKEACAR: A clipboard, a hardhat and walk around like you know where youre going and have a specific destination. If anyone asks, you say "Are you new here?" and keep walking.
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