LG's 55-inch 3DTV is 3D (photo) ready too

Taking 3D pictures with Fujifilm's 3D point and shoot is pretty easy -- even if ultimately unsatisfying -- but if you need a place to display them, LG has that covered. Tucked away in its booth was a demo of "the world's first 3D camera compatible HDTV" dutifully taking SD-card stored snaps and putting them on the big screen. Not an entirely complex process, but we figure if a better reviewed 3D camera makes it to market, you might appreciate picking up the right HDTV for the job.

LG's 3D Camera compatible HDTV

[tazmond Posted Jan 11th 2010 11:05AM]

Winner of "The most expensive digital camera accessory " award...

[MadLogic Posted Jan 11th 2010 11:15AM]

Drooling

[kevon27 Posted Jan 11th 2010 2:26PM]

Hmmmm. will try to make love to self in 3d.

[etrnldrk Posted Jan 12th 2010 1:07AM]

Hmmmm, I still don't see how high count Mhz tv's currently available won't be able to do this....

[plastik Posted Jan 12th 2010 11:41AM]

@etrnldrk
I guess it depends where the 2 streams are handled. If it's being handled in your Playstation 3 (for example) and sent over HDMI as a single video stream, then I see no reason why a current TV with a high Hz wouldn't work. If 2 video streams are received by the TV, it won't know what the hell to do with them. And seeing as I've never seen a TV that does firmware updates, it means buying a new set.

[TecoAndJix Posted Feb 12th 2010 1:50PM]

seems like a waste of money to me.